Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
fullery
Noun
/ˈfʊl.ər.i/

Definition
The process of cleansing and finishing cloth or fabric.

Examples
- The fullery process is essential in the production of high-quality wool garments.
- In the past, fullery was often conducted in large water mills.
- She learned the techniques of fullery to revive traditional textile arts.

Meaning
Fullery refers to a specific trade or craft that involves cleaning textiles, particularly woolen fabrics, through a process of fulling, which helps to remove impurities and tighten the weave of the fabric.

Synonyms
- Textile finishing
- Fabric treatment
- Cloth processing