Tricot Definition

trēkō
noun
A thin fabric of polyester, nylon, etc., used esp. for underwear.
Webster's New World
A type of ribbed cloth for dresses.
Webster's New World

Origin of Tricot

  • French from tricoter to knit from Old French to beat, run from tricote short thick stick diminutive of estrique, trique stick for leveling measures of grain from estriquier to strike off of Germanic origin streig- in Indo-European roots

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

  • From the French verb tricoter, "to knit"

    From Wiktionary

Tricot Sentence Examples

  • The lining is a wonderful warm brushed polyester tricot.

  • The fabric is brushed back tricot, meaning that it can be worn in comfort almost year-round.

  • Also great for basketball is the Eastbay Reversible Mesh Tank made from 100% nylon tricot mesh.

  • Tricot knit fabric is soft and versatile.

  • Other types of fabrics that are used to manufacturer dancewear are tricot, mesh, nylon, spandex, and polyester.

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