Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

terry

noun

/ˈtɛri/

Definition

A type of fabric characterized by its looped pile, often used for making towels and bathrobes.

Examples

The bathrobe was made of plush terry cloth, perfect for drying off after a shower.
She bought a terry towel for the gym, knowing it would absorb sweat effectively.
His favorite beach blanket was made of terry, providing comfort while lounging in the sun.

Meaning

Terry refers to a soft, absorbent textile made from cotton or a cotton blend, typically featuring a looped texture on one side, which enhances its ability to absorb moisture.