Charmeuse Definition

shär-mo͝oz, -mo͝os, -mœz
noun
A smooth fabric of silk or polyester, like satin in appearance but softer and having less body.
Webster's New World

Other Word Forms of Charmeuse

Noun

Singular:
charmeuse
Plural:
charmeuses

Origin of Charmeuse

  • French trade name from charmeuse charmer, seductress from charmer to charm from charme charm charm

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

Charmeuse Sentence Examples

  • The bodies are styled in light crepe georgette with contrasting pink charmeuse trim.

  • Materials-Fabric selections include charmeuse, chiffon, liquid sequins, taffeta, tulle, organza, lame, and satin.

  • The two types of satin that are used to make bed linens are bridal satin and charmeuse satin.

  • Most satin bed linens are made from charmeuse satin.

  • Charmeuse satin has a silky smooth texture, shiny appearance and is easy to care for since it is machine washable.

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Words Starting With

CCHCHA

Words Ending With

ESEUSE

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