Associations to the word «Tweed»
Noun
- Berwick
- Flannel
- Northumberland
- Jacket
- Sweater
- Overcoat
- Tyne
- Trouser
- Slack
- Fender
- Hadley
- Blouse
- Forth
- Shire
- Shannon
- Skirt
- Donegal
- Suit
- Waistcoat
- Harris
- Duluth
- Boswell
- Coat
- Amp
- Boss
- Blazer
- Wool
- Vest
- Langdon
- Firth
- Shirt
- Woven
- Boots
- Amplifier
- Yarn
- Breech
- Newcastle
- Frock
- Moira
- Simmons
- Scot
- Cloth
- Nsw
- Pant
- Hat
- Dunbar
- Mustache
- Courthouse
- Attire
- Causeway
- Edinburgh
- Viaduct
- Catchment
- Severn
- Knit
- Scotland
- Collar
- Aberdeen
- Fabric
- Border
- Playmate
- Glasgow
- Orb
- Weave
- Scarf
- Queensland
- Moustache
- Gala
- Brim
- Constituency
- Brisbane
- Wearing
- Tributary
- Hastings
- Wales
- Dun
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
TWEED, noun. A coarse woolen fabric used for clothing.
Dictionary definition
TWEED, noun. Thick woolen fabric used for clothing; originated in Scotland.
TWEED, noun. (usually in the plural) trousers made of flannel or gabardine or tweed or white cloth.
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