IPA: /twaɪl/
KK: /tɔɪl/
A type of light, often sheer fabric used in sewing, or a model made from this fabric to test a garment's design.
The designer created a toile to see how the dress would look before using the final fabric.
Toile → The word originates from Old French *toile*, meaning cloth or fabric. It specifically refers to a type of woven fabric, often used in the context of art or decoration.
Imagine a piece of cloth or fabric when you think of 'toile' — it helps you remember that 'toile' refers to a type of fabric.