haberdash (Meaning)
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haberdash (v. i.)
To deal in small wares.
Synonyms & Antonyms of haberdash
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haberdash Sentence Examples
- The haberdashery was a treasure trove of ribbons, buttons, and other sewing accessories.
- Sarah's dress was embellished with exquisite haberdash such as lace, pearls, and sequins.
- The skilled tailor had a keen eye for selecting the perfect haberdash to complement each garment.
- The department store's haberdash section offered an extensive range of items from zippers to thread.
- The online haberdashery allowed crafters to access unique and rare materials from around the globe.
- Mary's grandmother taught her the art of using haberdash to create beautiful embroidery.
- The haberdashery market bustled with activity as vendors showcased their latest wares.
- The aspiring fashion designer experimented with different types of haberdash to create innovative designs.
- The costumer meticulously attached each piece of haberdash to create an authentic historical outfit.
- The haberdasher provided invaluable advice on how to use various materials to enhance clothing and accessories.
FAQs About the word haberdash
To deal in small wares.
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No antonyms found.
The haberdashery was a treasure trove of ribbons, buttons, and other sewing accessories.
Sarah's dress was embellished with exquisite haberdash such as lace, pearls, and sequins.
The skilled tailor had a keen eye for selecting the perfect haberdash to complement each garment.
The department store's haberdash section offered an extensive range of items from zippers to thread.
