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moquette Definition

mo·quette (mō ket)

noun

a kind of carpet or upholstery fabric with a thick, soft, napped surface

Etymology: Fr

moquette Usage Examples

Converse of object

  • use: Note also the special moquette used on these fine busses.
  • have: Contrary to what certain books say mine has the moquette trim in the rear and not pvc.

Adjective modifier

  • blue: Seating in 1st class is 2+2 and is fitted with a dark blue moquette.
  • original: Bus seats with original moquette, in reasonable condition throughout.
  • dark: Seating in 1st class is 2+2 and is fitted with a dark blue moquette.
  • same: Also 2 double and one triple seat cushion and 1 double seat back for second class in same moquette.

Modifies a noun

design: This intense interest even extends to various seat moquette designs, and bus stations.

Noun used with modifier

  • seat: This intense interest even extends to various seat moquette designs, and bus stations.
  • style: They have also received refurbished interiors with new style seating moquette.
  • pattern: The reupholstered first class seat bases / backs have been delivered, in original pattern moquette.

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