Definition of cloqué in English:

cloqué

noun ˈkləʊkeɪklōˈkā

mass noun

A fabric with an irregularly raised or embossed surface.
as modifier a cotton cloqué suit
Example sentencesExamples
- A process is disclosed for producing cloqué or undulating effects on the surfaces of textile fabrics made from synthetics.
- This jacket beautifully complements the pencil skirt in the same rich black on black cloqué.

Origin

French, literally 'blistered'. It was first recorded (1920s) in the anglicized form cloky; use of the French form dates from the 1950s.

Rhymes

croquet

Definition of cloqué in US English:

cloqué

nounklōˈkā

A fabric with an irregularly raised or embossed surface.
as modifier a cotton cloqué suit
Example sentencesExamples
- This jacket beautifully complements the pencil skirt in the same rich black on black cloqué.
- A process is disclosed for producing cloqué or undulating effects on the surfaces of textile fabrics made from synthetics.

Origin

French, literally ‘blistered’. It was first recorded (1920s) in the anglicized form cloky; use of the French form dates from the 1950s.

单词	cloqué
释义	Definition of cloqué in English: cloqué noun ˈkləʊkeɪklōˈkā mass noun A fabric with an irregularly raised or embossed surface. as modifier a cotton cloqué suit Example sentencesExamples A process is disclosed for producing cloqué or undulating effects on the surfaces of textile fabrics made from synthetics. This jacket beautifully complements the pencil skirt in the same rich black on black cloqué. Origin French, literally 'blistered'. It was first recorded (1920s) in the anglicized form cloky; use of the French form dates from the 1950s. Rhymes croquet Definition of cloqué in US English: cloqué nounklōˈkā A fabric with an irregularly raised or embossed surface. as modifier a cotton cloqué suit Example sentencesExamples This jacket beautifully complements the pencil skirt in the same rich black on black cloqué. A process is disclosed for producing cloqué or undulating effects on the surfaces of textile fabrics made from synthetics. Origin French, literally ‘blistered’. It was first recorded (1920s) in the anglicized form cloky; use of the French form dates from the 1950s.
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