tabinet
noun
tab·i·net
\ˈtabəˌnet\
variants: or
tabbinet
\ˈtabəˌnet\Definition of tabinet
-s
: a silk and worsted fabric similar to poplin and usually given a moiré finish
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Origin and Etymology of tabinet
tabinet from obsolete English tabine, a fabric, probably tabby (probably from 1tabby + -ine) + English -et; tabbinet alteration (influenced by 1tabby) of tabinet
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