Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
wigan
noun
/ˈwɪɡən/
Definition
A type of coarse fabric, originally from the town of Wigan in Lancashire, England, used in various textile applications.
Examples
- The upholstery was made from a durable wigan that would withstand heavy use.
- Historically, wigan was prized for its strength and resistance to wear.
Meaning
Wigan refers to a strong, often cotton-based fabric or cloth, commonly used in upholstery and other textile products. It can also indicate the place name associated with the fabric’s origin.
Synonyms
- canvas
- twill
- duck
