Definition

A type of braided cord made from materials like rope fibers, straw, or grass, often used for making hats or other items.

Example

The artisan skillfully wove a sennit to create a beautiful hat.

Conversation

Have you ever tried making something with sennit?

No, I haven't, but it sounds interesting!

It's actually pretty fun to braid it for hats and other crafts.

I can imagine! I’d love to learn how to work with sennit.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Sennit → The word 'sennit' originates from Old French 'cenit', meaning a type of braided rope or cord. It refers specifically to a type of rope used in marine contexts, often for rigging.

Memory Tip

Think of the Old French word 'cenit' for a braided rope, which helps you remember that 'sennit' refers to a specific type of cord used in sailing.

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