- The Word: Tulle
- Where it was found: Wall Street Journal article ("Prada? No, I made It Myself") (Click here for link)
- Sentence (from which the word was found): When Ms. Domesek rolls it out, it expands into a giant and carefully categorized storage space with drawers with labels like "tulle" and "tubes."
- Dictionary Definition: (noun) a sheer often stiffened silk, rayon, or nylon net used chiefly for veils or ballet costumes. (Definition found here)
- Original Sentence: The bride was hesitant about the layers of tulle surrounding the bottom of her dress because she believed that it added extra weight and made her look heavier.
Wednesday, October 26, 2011
Word of the Week #7: Tulle
Word Count: 109
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