gazar

The definition of gazar is a sheer cloth of silk or a synthetic fabric that has a shine and is somewhat stiff.

(noun)

An example of gazar is the crisp silk used in a wedding dress.

See gazar in Webster's New World College Dictionary

noun

a sheer, lightweight cloth of silk or, sometimes, a synthetic fiber, having a glazelike sheen and moderate stiffness

See gazar in American Heritage Dictionary 4

noun

A loosely woven silk with a crisp finish.

Origin:

Origin: Probably ultimately from Arabic qazz, raw silk; see gauze

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