Henrietta
noun
Hen·ri·et·ta
\ˌhenrēˈetə\
variants: or
Henrietta cloth
Definition of Henrietta
-s
: a fine soft twilled fabric for dresses made of wool and sometimes with a silk warp
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Origin and Etymology of henrietta
after Henrietta Maria †1669 queen consort of Charles I of England
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