IPA: /ˈtrɪkɒt/
KK: /ˈtrɪkɒt/
A type of fabric that is knitted and often made from wool or other yarns, commonly used in clothing like dresses and underwear.
She chose a soft tricot fabric to make her new dress.
Tricot comes from the French word 'tricot', which means a knitted fabric or garment. The term is derived from the verb 'tricoter', meaning to knit, which itself comes from the Old French 'tricoter', meaning to knit or to twist together. Thus, 'tricot' refers to a type of fabric that is knitted or twisted together.
Think of the French word for knitting, 'tricoter', to remember that 'tricot' refers to a knitted fabric.