organza Definition
☆ or·ganza (ôr gan′zə)
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
Browse dictionary entries near organza
- ‹ organum
- ‹ organotropism
- ‹ organotropic
- ‹ organotherapy
- ‹ organosol
- ‹ organophosphorus
- ‹ organophosphate
- ‹ organon
- ‹ organometallic
- ‹ organology

