Definitionn. any of various types of fold formed by doubling fabric back upon itself and then pressing or stitching into shape
Last update: September 17, 2015
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Shirts with pleats are in old fashion. [noun]
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Measure pencil pleat from the small ring at the bottom of the curtain ring on curtain poles. [noun]
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Inverted pleat at the center of the flared a-line skirt, with two pleats at each hip which open out. [noun]
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He rustled the pleated pages, jerking his chin on his high collar. [adjective]
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FOLD, a pleat or bend in a flexible material, or a curve in any surface, whence its particular application in geology with which this article deals. [Please select]
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Here there ensued a pause, during which Charmian began to pleat a fold in the tablecloth. [Please select]
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A folded cotton kerchief and accordion-pleated apron give a daintiness to the whole dress. [Please select]
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"I know I'm a fright," she asserted vigorously, shaking out the folds of her pleated skirt.' [Please select]
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There is a small standing collar of buff cloth, and a falling cravat of pleated cream-colored lace worn in front. [Please select]
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On a Saturday, they wear their business suits, sack coat with either stiff or pleated-bosom shirts, and a starched collar. [Please select]
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Clemency flushed, and looking down at the table, began to pleat a fold in the cloth with nervous fingers. [Please select]
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