Tweed

What do we mean by tweed?

A coarse, rugged, often nubby woolen fabric made in any of various twill weaves and used chiefly for casual suits and coats. noun

Clothing made of this fabric. noun

A twilled fabric, principally for men's wear, having an unfinished surface, and two colors generally combined in the same yarn. noun

Pertaining to or made of tweed.

A soft and flexible fabric for men's wear, made wholly of wool except in some inferior kinds, the wool being dyed, usually in two colors, before weaving. noun

A coarse woolen fabric used for clothing. noun

(usually in the plural) trousers made of flannel or gabardine or tweed or white cloth noun

Thick woolen fabric used for clothing; originated in Scotland noun

A coarse woolen fabric used for clothing.

Abbreviated tumbleweed strong marijuana Urban Dictionary

Someone or something that is as or more annoying as a new wool sweater or cloth when worn against bare skin. Urban Dictionary

Marijuana bud smoked to achieve an altered mental state, Shortened name of TumbleWeed Urban Dictionary

Tweed is an acronym (T.W.E.E.D.) that means "the weed everyone enjoys daily." Urban Dictionary

Stupid, annoying, totally obnoxious person who has little or no personality. Urban Dictionary

A more subtle way of saying weed Urban Dictionary

A mixed drink containing 1 part orange juice, one part cranberry juice, one part lemonade, and as much vodka as you would like to add. Invented in 2004 by Kebs in Alex, VA Urban Dictionary

Slightly more than two, but limier than three Urban Dictionary

Someone who is a natural bron uggo and cant do anything to help the way they look; different/odd lookinf facial and/or body features Urban Dictionary

Short for Tweedle Dumb of Alice in Wonderland. Known for being insanely stupid. Someone that babbles on about nonsense like they know what they are talking about & everyone cares. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to tweed:
tweed, tweek, weed, twee, tweet, tween, treed, teed, tweel, tweer, theed, tweep.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word tweed:
tammany, spaniel, peebles, berwick, kelso, woollen, hebrides, shire, fender, jacket, heads, orb, melrose, volcano, trousers, cloth, woven, harris, amp, hastings, catchment, suits, wool, courthouse, tyne, deluxe, scots, haven, fabric, titans, borders, corrupt, wales, suit, boss, scotland, brisbane, roosevelt, ring, brunswick, scottish, hat, worn, coat, flows, edinburgh, leather, tributary, herald, rivers, rises, mill, coast, shield, newcastle, ontario, corruption, river, border, daily, outer, tie, valley, mills, gold, twin.

Words that rhyme with tweed:
read, lead, breed, feed, bleed, proceed, speed, concede, plead, supersede, screed, seed, need, weed, indeed, heed, creed, precede, deed, impede, accede, inbreed, succeed, exceed, cede, proofread, reed, secede, mislead, recede, bead, reread, greed, stampede, mead, intercede, knead, nead, centipede, misread, steed, agreed, seaweed, guaranteed, bede, swede, overfeed, ede, meade, leed, fried, freed, ganymede, milkweed, sneed, decreed, treed, teed, ragweed, peed, nosebleed, misdeed, reid, snead, glede, kneed, duckweed, keyed, gilead, skied, prophesied, aniseed, skeed, siegfried, rapeseed, brede, flaxseed, eade, glead, smead, degreed, linseed, rashid, fireweed, pitied, appleseed, hamid, airspeed, gleed, pickerel weed, reseed, dreed, take heed, oilseed, pokeweed, light speed, dede, saeed, aristide, chicken feed.

Adjectives that are often used to describe tweed:
berwick, upon, brown, rough, gray, grey, english, berwickupon, dark, heavy, irish, green, scotch, light, blue, thick, notorious, fine, soft, scottish, distant, upper, herringbone, coarse, famous, fair, famed, wark, bright, coloured, colored, norham, infamous, beloved, yellow, fruitful, woven, expensive, hairy, handwoven, wet, cornhill, pale, nubby, beige, the, silver, majestic, cheap, richmond, damp, silvery, neighboring, nice, bone, baggy, shabby, corrupt, bcrwick, marvellous, utmost, plain, greenish, gentle, loose, brownish, farfamed, welsh, diagonal, made, loud, npon, purple, classic.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective tweed:
side, jacket, suit, dale, new, merrifield, making, coat, region, blood, meeting, skirt, area, division, mill, station, trousers, times, line.

Words that sound like tweed:
tweed, tweet, twould, twad, twat, twit, teed, twee, tweedy, treed, tead, twitt, twe, twite, tweedie, twight, tweeds, tiede, tde, tede, tweezed, twaite, twea, t.d, dwad, schwede, to eat, teaed, treat, tried, tide, trade, ted, tied, toad, tread, todd, tude, tad, trod, tod, tweets, twined, teet, toyed, tid, teat, trois, tred, towed, tute, tweeter, toed, twi, trad, twinned, treet, tweaked, twa, tride, tweeze, trude, tud, atwood, tode, trid, trued, tois, outweighed, tway, tedd, trode, trud, tadd, tidd, troad, tted, twigged, tiet, attwood, tveit, twah, tijd, twilled, trowed, tweer, tpad, taed, twiddy, tradd, -tude, teide, tlod, tidde, csad, tweese, taad, twedt, tawed, ttw.