Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
twal
noun
/twɔːl/
Definition
A Scottish term referring to a measure of cloth, specifically, a yard and a half.
Examples
- The merchant offered a twal of linen that was finely woven.
- She needed a twal of fabric to complete the sewing project.
- During the sale, they had various twals on discount.
Meaning
In historical contexts, ‘twal’ is used to denote a specific length of fabric, often associated with the textile trade in Scotland.
Synonyms
- yard and a half
- measure
