foulard

(fo̵̅o̅ lärd)

noun

  1. a lightweight material of silk, rayon, or sometimes cotton in a plain or twill weave, usually printed with a small design
  2. a necktie, scarf, etc. made of this material

Origin: Fr < ? dial. foulat, lit., fulled (cloth) < fouler, to full < ML fullare, to full

See foulard in American Heritage Dictionary 4

noun
  1. A lightweight twill or plain-woven fabric of silk or silk and cotton, usually having a small printed design.
  2. An article of clothing, especially a necktie or scarf, made of this fabric.

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Origin: French

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