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Meaning of rouet
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rouet (n.)
A small wheel formerly fixed to the pan of firelocks for discharging them.
rouet Sentence Examples
- The wooden rouet whirred rhythmically as the spinner transformed wool into yarn.
- The old woman sat by the fire, her hands deftly guiding the rouet's spindle.
- The spinning wheel's rouet creaked softly, a nostalgic melody in the quaint cottage.
- The craftsman meticulously carved the intricate patterns into the rouet's frame.
- The history museum exhibited an antique rouet, a testament to the artistry of textile workers past.
- The sound of the rouet lulled the children to sleep, weaving dreams into their slumber.
- In the dimly lit attic, a forgotten rouet gathered dust, whispering secrets of its former use.
- The rouet's flywheel spun rapidly, transforming raw cotton into delicate threads.
- The spinning hook on the rouet deftly pulled the yarn through, creating a fine and even stitch.
- The rouet was a symbol of independence for women, who could produce their own textiles and break free from the restrictions of imported fabrics.
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A small wheel formerly fixed to the pan of firelocks for discharging them.
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The wooden rouet whirred rhythmically as the spinner transformed wool into yarn.
The old woman sat by the fire, her hands deftly guiding the rouet's spindle.
The spinning wheel's rouet creaked softly, a nostalgic melody in the quaint cottage.
The craftsman meticulously carved the intricate patterns into the rouet's frame.
