IPA: /nɔɪl/
KK: /nɔɪl/
A short fiber that is taken from longer fibers when preparing yarn for textiles.
The noil from the wool was used to create a softer yarn.
The word 'noil' originates from the Latin 'noli', meaning 'do not' or 'not willing'. It refers to the part of a plant that is not used for the production of silk, specifically the waste or byproduct of silk production.
Think of 'noli', which means 'do not' in Latin, to remember that 'noil' refers to the part of the silk process that is not used.