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Examples of tweed in a Sentence
a skirt made of tweed
The elderly professor was always seen in his tweeds.
Recent Examples of tweed from the Web
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For Lively, this meant a Chanel Haute Couture leather and tweed dress with a complementary jacket.
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On Tuesday night, Ivanka Trump wore a $2690 asymmetrical plaid tweed Oscar de la Renta dress, first identified by CNN's Kate Bennett.
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Leto paired the tweed-and-denim bottoms with a white T-shirt (turned inside out) and a chambray shirt, finishing off the southwestern aesthetic with a pair of sandy-hued Chanel cowboy boots.
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Topcoats in herringbone tweed and camel nod to menswear's more traditional codes but are cut shorter and boxier for a new, less formal effect.
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Stylist Rachael Wang wore her blue and yellow piece wrapped tightly around her neck with an oversized tweed suit, while others draped their XXL accessories over camel coats.
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As for the collection itself, models paraded through piles of leaves in an astounding total of 80 fall-ready looks that varied from Chanel's classic tweed to fur coats, black lace gowns and oversized scarves.
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The distinctive Basque jacket shape was created by bonding lightweight foam to the tweed and velvet fabrics.
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To close out the collection, Elle was dressed in a long tweed and leather jacket, paired with ankle-strap heels made of gray satin.
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Origin and Etymology of tweed
TWEED Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of tweed for English Language Learners
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: a rough, woolen cloth that is woven with different colored threads
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tweeds : tweed clothing (such as a suit)
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