terry
/ˈtɛri
/noun (plural terries) [mass noun]
A fabric with raised uncut loops of thread covering both surfaces, used especially for towels: [as modifier]: a terry nappy...
- Wash and wipe down surfaces with a clean, terry cloth towel.
- Using a fabric button kit from the craft or fabric store, cover a large button with fabric to coordinate with your sandals - blue terry cloth and red-and-white gingham in this case.
- The scrub person drapes the infant warmer with sterile terry cloth towels and ensures that there are two bulb syringes and cord clamps in the warmer.
Origin
Late 18th century: of unknown origin.
Rhymes
- armored car
- armorer
- armorial
- Armorica
- Armorican
- armory
- armour
- armoured
- armoured car
- armoured personnel carrier
- armourer
- Armour, Philip Danforth
- armour plate
- armour-plated
- armoury
- armpit
- armrest
- arms
- arms control
- arm's-length
- arms race
- Armstrong, Edwin Howard
- Armstrong, Lance
- Armstrong, Louis
- Armstrong, Neil