woven
Noun pluralwovens
Pluralwovens
- 1Made by crossing threads over and under each other.
Like a basket made by crossing strips of grass over and under each other.
She bought a woven basket at the market.
The rug felt soft and tightly woven.
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- 2Past participle of weave. Use this form after has, have, or had.
She has woven baskets since she was a child.
They had woven the cloth entirely by hand.
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- 3Crossed and joined together, with parts passing over and under each other.
Like fingers crossed and locked together.
The fence was made of woven wire.
Thick vines formed a woven mat across the wall.
Similarinterlaced, intertwined, entwined, laced
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- 4A cloth made by crossing threads over and under each other, which stretches only when pulled diagonally.
Like a basket of crossed strips that bends at the corner but won't pull straight across.
The tailor chose a sturdy woven for the jacket.
Knits stretch easily, but a woven holds its shape.
Oppositeknit
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woven is a form of weave
weave, verb: To make cloth or other things by crossing threads or strips over and under each other. Full entry
- Spelling
- weave → woven: irregular (no -ed)
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