IPA: /ˌstɒkɪˈnɛt/
KK: /ˈstɑkɪˌnɛt/
A type of soft and stretchy fabric, often made of cotton, that is commonly used for making bandages and clothing for babies.
The nurse wrapped the wound in stockinette to provide support and protection.
Stockinette → The word originates from the French word 'stockinette', which is a diminutive form of 'stocking' (from Middle English 'stockin', meaning a knitted garment for the foot). The term refers to a type of knitted fabric that resembles the texture of stockings.
Think of 'stocking' as a knitted garment, and remember that 'stockinette' is a fabric that has a similar texture to stockings.