Definition

A rough and absorbent fabric made from cotton or linen, commonly used for towels.

Example

The huckaback towel dried my hands quickly after washing them.

Conversation

I just bought some new towels made of huckaback fabric.

Oh nice! I've heard that it's really absorbent.

Yeah, I love how soft and durable the huckaback feels.

Definitely a great choice for drying off after a shower!

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

The word 'huckaback' originates from the Old English 'huc' (meaning a type of cloth) and 'back' (meaning the rear part). It refers to a type of coarse fabric used for towels or similar items, emphasizing its texture and utility.

Memory Tip

Think of a rough cloth ('huc') used for drying or cleaning, which helps you remember that 'huckaback' refers to a type of coarse fabric.

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