IPA: /ˈdrʌɡɪt/
KK: /drʌgɪt/
A type of heavy, coarse fabric often made from wool, used mainly for making rugs or as a floor covering.
The entrance hall was decorated with a beautiful drugget that added warmth to the space.
Drugget originates from Middle English 'drugget', which is derived from the Old French 'drogue', meaning a coarse fabric or cloth. The word refers to a type of rough textile, often used for floor coverings or as a protective layer.
Think of the Old French word for a coarse fabric, 'drogue', to remember that 'drugget' refers to a rough textile.
No commonly confused words.