Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
stroud
noun
/straŹd/
Definition
A type of thick fabric, often woolen, that is not fully finished, typically used for making outer garments or other sturdy items.
Examples
- The winter coat was lined with soft stroud to keep warm during cold months.
- She chose a stroud fabric for her new jacket because of its durability.
- The artisan demonstrated how to work with stroud in traditional garment making.
Meaning
Stroud refers to a durable textile made from coarse wool, characterized by its weight and warmth, commonly used historically in clothing and blankets.
Synonyms
- cloth
- fabric
- material
- wool
