slubbing (Meaning)
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slubbing (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Slub
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slubbing ()
a. & n. from Slub.
Synonyms & Antonyms of slubbing
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slubbing Sentence Examples
- The spinner gently slubbed the roving along the drafting zone.
- The uneven yarn, full of slubbing, added a unique texture to the fabric.
- Traditional handspinning techniques often result in slubbing in the finished yarn.
- The slubbing in the fabric created a subtle visual interest that set it apart.
- The spinner adjusted the slubbing interval to create a desired yarn character.
- The designer intentionally incorporated slubbing into the yarn to enhance its aesthetic appeal.
- The variegated yarn featured slubbing that resembled delicate brushstrokes.
- The uneven slubbing in the yarn gave the knitted garment a rustic charm.
- The fabric's slubbing created a tactile experience that invited gentle caresses.
- The slubbing, caused by imperfections in the spinning process, became an integral part of the fabric's beauty.
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of Slub, a. & n. from Slub.
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The spinner gently slubbed the roving along the drafting zone.
The uneven yarn, full of slubbing, added a unique texture to the fabric.
Traditional handspinning techniques often result in slubbing in the finished yarn.
The slubbing in the fabric created a subtle visual interest that set it apart.
