faille
faille noun: a fabric woven from silk, cotton, or rayon with slight ribs.
Noun
faille (countable and uncountable, plural failles)
Forms of faille
| plural | failles |
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Origin of faille
From Old French.
Words that rhyme with faille
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- veil
- pale
- avail
- wale
- whale
- bail
- hail
- yale
- bale
- snail
- travail
- brail
- exhale
- frail
- jail
- prevail
- swale
- vail
- wail
- derail
- dwale
- entail
- flail
- Gail
- gayle
- impale
- kale
- quail
- regale
- spale
- thumbnail
- white whale
- ale
- curtail
- drail
- gale
- inhale
- retail
- shale
- tael
- unveil
- ail
- all hail
- assail
- ayel
- beyond the pale
- braille
- cakes and ale
Questions about faille
- What does faille mean?
- Faille means a fabric woven from silk, cotton, or rayon with slight ribs.
- What part of speech is faille?
- Faille is a noun.
- What is the plural of faille?
- The plural of faille is failles.
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