Swatch Definition

swŏch
swatches
noun
A sample piece of cloth or other material.
Webster's New World
A representative portion; a sample.
Quoted swatches of the speech in his article.
American Heritage
A small amount or number in a cluster, bunch, or patch.
Webster's New World
A strip or swath of land.
American Heritage
Synonyms:
verb
To create a swatch.
Swatching is important in knitting to obtain the correct gauge.
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Other Word Forms of Swatch

Noun

Singular:
swatch
Plural:
swatches

Origin of Swatch

  • Origin unknown

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

Swatch Sentence Examples

  • Far, far, away, beyond the stone and shale, she thought she saw a swatch of green.

  • Most of our shoes are fully dyeable to match any swatch of material.

  • We can also make available a knitted sample tension swatch (color is our choice ).

  • Select a background color by clicking on the colored swatch.

  • In the example below, we dragged the magenta color swatch to the middle of the vector arrow to create a richer fill.

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Words Starting With

SSWSWA

Words Ending With

HCHTCH

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swatch

Words Starting With S and Ending With H

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6 Letter Words6 Letter Words Starting With S6 Letter Words Ending With H