organdy Definition
or·gandy (ôr′gən dē)
noun pl. -·dies
a very sheer, crisp cotton fabric used for dresses, curtains, etc.
Etymology: Fr organdi < ?
organdy Usage Examples
Preposition: with
dot: We use beautiful ribbons such as: textured silk dupioni, organdy with dots, " poofy " tulle, and satin.
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