Definition: A type of fabric that has been coated with oil or paint to make it waterproof, often used for covering tables and shelves.

Example: The table was covered with a colorful oilcloth to protect it from spills.

Definition: A type of paper that has been treated with oil to make it see-through and resistant to water.

Example: The artist used oilpaper to create beautiful, translucent lanterns.

Definition: A type of fabric that has been treated with oil to make it waterproof, often used for making clothing and coverings.

Example: He wore an oilskin jacket to protect himself from the rain.

Definition: A type of clothing that is made in one piece, usually for babies or young children, and often covers the torso and legs.

Example: The baby wore a cute onesie with colorful patterns.

Definition: A type of thin, crisp fabric that is often used for making dresses, curtains, and other decorative items.

Example: She chose a beautiful organdie fabric for her summer dress.

Definition: A light and stiff fabric that is see-through, often made from cotton or silk, and used for making clothing, curtains, and decorative items.

Example: She chose organdy for her summer dress because it was light and airy.

Definition: A thin, transparent fabric that is often stiff and is made from silk or synthetic materials, commonly used in clothing and decorations.

Example: She wore a beautiful organza dress to the party that shimmered in the light.

Definition: A thick and rough cotton fabric often used for making bags, furniture coverings, and curtains.

Example: The farmer used osnaburg to make sturdy sacks for his grain.

Definition: To wear clothes that are more stylish or formal than someone else.

Example: She always tries to outdress her friends at parties.

Definition: Clothing that is worn over other clothes when going outside, like coats, jackets, and hats.

Example: She put on her outerwear before stepping out into the cold.