noun
cloth
KLAWTH/klɔːθ/
Woven or knitted fiber material.
The folded cloth shows woven threads along its raw edge.
Etymology
Old English claþ named fabric as well as things made from it, including sails, coverings, and garments. The modern material sense continues that broad use for fabric put to practical purposes.
In context
you want in any kind of cloth that you're weaving so there's all sorts of structural issues
More examples
- She chooses cotton cloth for the curtains.
- He wipes the counter with a damp cloth.
- Keep clean cloths nearby to dry the dishes.
Forms
cloth · cloths
clothing noun — Garments worn to cover the body.