textured

Preposition: for

• grip: Good Points: excellent, firm surface if laid well and textured for extra grip.

Infinitive complement

• provide: The molds were equipped with internal illumination and textured to provide a real snow-like, sparkly finish.

Modifies a noun

• ceiling: High level roof window, textured ceiling, radiator.
• coating: The new research published today supports the proposal that work with textured coatings will no longer require a license.
• yarn: A subtle textured acrylic mix yarn perfect for knitting.
• surface: Some had a slightly textured surface to make them less slippery.
• fabric: The panels are covered in a gray textured fabric to accept Velcro fixings.
• wallpaper: Cool in Blue Add a tactile feel to your kitchen with this textured wallpaper in a contemporary design.

Modifying Another Word

• richly: This is a more richly textured account of ancient Pompeii than visitors get to learn at the site.
• thickly: Nicolson's language effortlessly evokes rocky coasts and crashing seas and air thickly textured with the calls of half a million puffins.
• densely: The creamy flesh of this apple is densely textured.
• finely: Rice flour is a finely textured flour used in many ways.
• lightly: The water was made from interior filler which was lightly textured to give the effect of running water.
• heavily: A heavily textured painting in mixed media on box canvas.

Used with adjective complement

• create: By sending in photographs we will create fully textured three dimensional models within the virtual environment.
• produce: I am also playing with linocuts to produce textured, patterned clay surfaces which may be decorated with colored slips or oxides before glazing.
• give: It is constructed to give textured, textile and sculptural qualities.
• have: This powerful heart-shaped clitoral stimulator has textured tickling nubs on one side for extra sensations.