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organza Definition

or·ganza (ôr gan)

noun

a thin, stiff fabric of rayon, silk, etc., used for bridal gowns, as underlining for sheer fabrics, etc.

Etymology: < ? organzine

organza Usage Examples

Modifies a noun

  • ribbon: How about sparklers wrapped with organza ribbon, bubbles or Confetti's wedding trivia boxes?
  • pouch: Please choose your wishes from the list below 1 for a mini organza pouch, 3 or 6 for all other pouches.
  • bow: Stylish details: on the back, an organza bow for a tempting touch.
  • bag: All sets come with an organza bag to match your crystal color selection.
  • gift: Comes complete with a free cream organza gift pouch.
  • sash: We charge £ 3.50 to hire which includes organza sash.

Noun used with modifier

  • silk: A favorite is the navy, silk organza tulip dress which plays with the lengths and layers of typically 20s fashions.
  • ivory: A pink satin and ivory organza fabric rose sits to the side of the bracelet when worn.
  • cream: Comes complete with a free cream organza gift pouch.

Browse dictionary entries near organza

  1. organum
  2. organotropism
  3. organotropic
  4. organotherapy
  5. organosol
  6. organophosphorus
  7. organophosphate
  8. organon
  9. organometallic
  10. organology
  1. organzine
  2. orgasm
  3. orgeat
  4. orgiast
  5. orgiastic
  6. orgone
  7. orgulous
  8. orgy
  9. oribi
  10. oriel