Georgette Definition

jôr-jĕt
noun
A thin, durable, slightly crinkled fabric, used for women's dresses, blouses, etc.
Webster's New World
A sheer, strong, silk or silklike fabric with a dull, crinkled finish.
American Heritage

Other Word Forms of Georgette

Noun

Singular:
georgette
Plural:
georgettes

Origin of Georgette

  • Originally a trademark

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

Georgette Sentence Examples

  • Long sleeved georgette tunic tops embellished with embroidery are worn layered over sexy camisoles and elegant wide-legged trousers.

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

  • The company specializes in embroidery and uses high quality materials to make its lingerie, including one-hundred percent cotton muslin and voile, polyester, linen and jersey, as well as pure silk satin and georgette.

  • Silk georgette chemise which can be worn under various bodices.

  • Muir's original 70's ladybird leaf print was reintroduced in the shape of silk georgette balloon sleeve blouses and pretty day dresses.

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Words Starting With

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Words Ending With

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