sergedusoy
sergedusoy noun: silk serge.
Noun
sergedusoy (uncountable)
- Silk serge.
- SERGEDUSOY (Fr.). A coarse silken stuff, as its name implies. It was used in the last century for coats, etc., for common people, being a degree above cloth.1860, Frederick William Fairholt, Costume in England, page 578
- He is wearing a freshly starched cravat and a new sergdusoy jacket, his boots are polished and he carries a clumsily wrapped package under his arms.1982, TC Boyle, Water Music, Penguin, published 2006, page 240
Forms of sergedusoy
| alternative form | sergdusoy |
|---|---|
| alternative form | sergedesoy |
Origin of sergedusoy
From French serge de soie.
Questions about sergedusoy
- What does sergedusoy mean?
- Sergedusoy means silk serge.
- What part of speech is sergedusoy?
- Sergedusoy is a noun.
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