IPA: /ˈflæn.əld/
KK: /ˈflænəld/
Describing someone who is wearing clothing made from a soft, warm fabric called flannel, often used for shirts or pajamas.
He wore a flannelled shirt to the picnic, which kept him warm in the cool breeze.
Flannelled → It is derived from 'flannel' (from Welsh *gwlanen*, meaning woolen cloth) and the suffix '-ed' (indicating a past action or state). The word 'flannelled' refers to something that has been made or covered with flannel, typically implying warmth or softness.
Think of 'flannel' as a warm, soft fabric, and remember that 'flannelled' means something that has been made warm or soft with flannel.