velvet
/ˈvelvɪt/
noun
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A soft fabric with a short, thick surface of fine threads, usually used for clothing, upholstery, or curtains.
A2uncountable; sometimes countable when referring to a type or piece of fabric
- "She wore a beautiful velvet dress."A2
- "The room had heavy velvet curtains and antique furniture."B1
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A soft, smooth covering, surface, or quality that resembles velvet.
C1uncountable
- "The moss formed a carpet of green velvet over the rocks."C1
- "The horse's nose felt like velvet."B2
adjective
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Soft, smooth, rich, or luxurious like velvet.
B2usually attributive
- "He has a deep velvet voice."B2
- "She enjoyed the velvet touch of the new blanket."A2