Definition of challis in English:

challis

noun ˈʃaliˈʃalɪsˈSHalē

mass noun

A lightweight soft clothing fabric made from silk and worsted.
Example sentencesExamples
- Choose a variety of coordinating prints and solids in fabrics like crinkled and/or patterned velvet or velveteen, lightweight brocade, satin, wool, rayon challis and mediumweight silk.
- So I guess that like a tweed jacket or challis skirt, the passage of time has made it better than nothing!
- Long skirts will look better than short and make sure to wear loosely woven fabrics eg. Wood crepe, jersey and challis.
- Very loosely woven fabrics, fluid fabrics such as rayon challis and some hand-woven fabrics may need more staystitching to control stretching and raveling.
- A subtle palette of brown and white accented with deep blue is the common thread that runs throughout the house - in dark wood furniture and tactile fabrics, such as mohair, linen, tattersall, and challis.

Origin

Mid 19th century: origin uncertain; perhaps from the surname Challis.

Rhymes

Alice, chalice, malice, palace, Tallis

Definition of challis in US English:

challis

nounˈSHalē

A soft lightweight clothing fabric made from silk and worsted.
Example sentencesExamples
- Choose a variety of coordinating prints and solids in fabrics like crinkled and/or patterned velvet or velveteen, lightweight brocade, satin, wool, rayon challis and mediumweight silk.
- So I guess that like a tweed jacket or challis skirt, the passage of time has made it better than nothing!
- Very loosely woven fabrics, fluid fabrics such as rayon challis and some hand-woven fabrics may need more staystitching to control stretching and raveling.
- A subtle palette of brown and white accented with deep blue is the common thread that runs throughout the house - in dark wood furniture and tactile fabrics, such as mohair, linen, tattersall, and challis.
- Long skirts will look better than short and make sure to wear loosely woven fabrics eg. Wood crepe, jersey and challis.

Origin

Mid 19th century: origin uncertain; perhaps from the surname Challis.

单词	challis
释义	Definition of challis in English: challis noun ˈʃaliˈʃalɪsˈSHalē mass noun A lightweight soft clothing fabric made from silk and worsted. Example sentencesExamples Choose a variety of coordinating prints and solids in fabrics like crinkled and/or patterned velvet or velveteen, lightweight brocade, satin, wool, rayon challis and mediumweight silk. So I guess that like a tweed jacket or challis skirt, the passage of time has made it better than nothing! Long skirts will look better than short and make sure to wear loosely woven fabrics eg. Wood crepe, jersey and challis. Very loosely woven fabrics, fluid fabrics such as rayon challis and some hand-woven fabrics may need more staystitching to control stretching and raveling. A subtle palette of brown and white accented with deep blue is the common thread that runs throughout the house - in dark wood furniture and tactile fabrics, such as mohair, linen, tattersall, and challis. Origin Mid 19th century: origin uncertain; perhaps from the surname Challis. Rhymes Alice, chalice, malice, palace, Tallis Definition of challis in US English: challis nounˈSHalē A soft lightweight clothing fabric made from silk and worsted. Example sentencesExamples Choose a variety of coordinating prints and solids in fabrics like crinkled and/or patterned velvet or velveteen, lightweight brocade, satin, wool, rayon challis and mediumweight silk. So I guess that like a tweed jacket or challis skirt, the passage of time has made it better than nothing! Very loosely woven fabrics, fluid fabrics such as rayon challis and some hand-woven fabrics may need more staystitching to control stretching and raveling. A subtle palette of brown and white accented with deep blue is the common thread that runs throughout the house - in dark wood furniture and tactile fabrics, such as mohair, linen, tattersall, and challis. Long skirts will look better than short and make sure to wear loosely woven fabrics eg. Wood crepe, jersey and challis. Origin Mid 19th century: origin uncertain; perhaps from the surname Challis.
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