rickrack (Meaning)

Wordnet

rickrack (n)

a narrow zigzag ribbon used as trimming

Webster

A kind of openwork edging made of serpentine braid.

The ornate rickrack trim adorned the hem of the delicate lace tablecloth.
The curtains featured intricate rickrack designs, adding a touch of whimsical charm to the room.
Grandma's quilt was adorned with colorful rickrack, creating a vibrant masterpiece.
The dressmaker meticulously sewed on yards of rickrack, creating a stunning scalloped edge.
The toddler's overalls had adorable rickrack straps, making them both practical and stylish.
The artist used rickrack to decorate her abstract painting, adding a playful element to its geometry.
The fashion magazine featured a gown with a cascading rickrack train, turning heads on the runway.
The Victorian dolls wore dresses trimmed with delicate rickrack, evoking an era of elegance.
The ruffled bed skirt had a layer of rickrack sewn along its edge, giving the room a cozy ambiance.
The antique doily was carefully preserved, its intricate rickrack pattern a testament to its age and beauty.

a narrow zigzag ribbon used as trimmingA kind of openwork edging made of serpentine braid.

stripe, lace, braid, plait, queue,pigtail, lacing, plat,braiding, cornrow

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The ornate rickrack trim adorned the hem of the delicate lace tablecloth.

The curtains featured intricate rickrack designs, adding a touch of whimsical charm to the room.

Grandma's quilt was adorned with colorful rickrack, creating a vibrant masterpiece.

The dressmaker meticulously sewed on yards of rickrack, creating a stunning scalloped edge.