Twilled

She upset the tray of needles, forgot the silesia was to be 'twilled' till it was cut off, gave the wrong change, and covered herself with confusion by asking for lavender ribbon at the calico counter. ❋ Louisa May Alcott (1860)

The original khaki fabric was a closely twilled cloth of linen * or cotton. ❋ Unknown (2009)

And yes, we will be trashed, twilled, saying god bless the bottom self — deso-loco shoulder sombrero of a latino submarineo. ❋ Peter Richter (2011)

Tweed got deleted but I stand by it based on the following T he original name was tweel, the Scots for ‘twill’, the cloth being woven in a twilled rather than a plain pattern. ❋ Unknown (2009)

For the first day of her hearing Caroline appeared in the tall hat plumes that were her trademark; when she removed this inside, she wound white veiling around her head and over the bodice of her "'richly twilled black sarsenet dress,'" giving the intended dignified costume a bizarre effect. ❋ Unknown (2006)

LOL-Kitteh as a Second Language LKSL-101 in Five Easy Steps « heavy twilled cotton cloth says: ❋ Unknown (2007)

And he went into the bathroom and took off his Sunday twilled serge, and put on the black uniform of an Antwerp bell-boy mechanically, without thinking of himself as engaged in a Nick Carter exploit. ❋ Unknown (2005)

Each spoke in turn, telling his own tale, and then I found that those who first entered were the prisoner, accuser, policemen, and witness, and that the prisoner was indicated solely by having a loose piece of cord twilled around his wrists, but not tied. ❋ Unknown (2004)

A very rough twilled cotton shirt, striped with blue and white, a round-crowned broad-brimmed felt hat, and a pair of heavily-nailed shoes completed this unique costume; and when they had been divested of their whiskers and got their hair closely cropped, the metamorphosis was so complete that Rashleigh no longer knew any of those who had arrived with him. ❋ Unknown (2004)

But lawk! how grand she is, with her black silk, cloak and crape, and I only in twilled cotton, and rotten old Coburg for Sundays. ❋ Unknown (2003)

She was arrayed, as she had stated, in black twilled cotton expressive of her affliction; but it was made almost as short in the skirt as that of the prints of the Bavarian broom girls. ❋ Unknown (2003)

He reached for his morning coffee cup an. twilled down the cold contents. ❋ Wells, Robin (1999)

Under his deft hands, her armaments surrendered, too: the twilled wool and silk of her bodice and, beneath, the soft cambric and, beneath? heaven? the warm silk of her lush breasts, rich with her scent? taut under his soft, wondering caress. ❋ Chase, Loretta (1994)

The twilled fabric hugged her full, firm breasts and wrapped itself snugly about her small waist, then swelled lazily below with the curve of her hips. ❋ Chase, Loretta (1994)

Shaprg Bought 10 yds twilled cotton for Negroes pantaloons and some small matters amounting in all to $2.40 Bot of Colo. ❋ Unknown (1961)

When not busied with other duties, the housewife pressed with measured round the treadles of the loom, as she twilled the web she was weaving; and as the shades of evening descended the sonorous hum of the spinning-wheel gave token to the young man on courtship intent that the daughter of the house was at home. ❋ Henry Mann (N/A)

The first manufacture in this country of several articles of twilled fabrics was in his factory. ❋ Maurice [Unknown Role] Joblin (N/A)

Cravenette serge is a fine twilled variety having a firm, closely woven texture, dyed black and in colors, and is used for women's gowns, men's summer suits, etc. ❋ Unknown (N/A)

= Silk warp, wool weft, fine twilled cloth; originally made in black only for mourning. ❋ Unknown (N/A)

= A fabric woven of the wool of the Merino sheep, twilled on both sides, the twill being uneven. ❋ Unknown (N/A)

I got Twilled yesterday by [my friend] on [the way] home from [the bar]. ❋ B-Rhea (2014)

twill be a chilly' [nite] ❋ Mames (2003)

last night I was with [a girl] and she [twilled] [in my face] ❋ Maglio (2006)

[Kenny] had his [26th] birthday last night. He is now a [TWILL] until his 50th birthday. ❋ Joekamel (2009)

Person 1: It won't [rain] [tomorrow]! Person 2: Twill! ❋ Treviie2 (2009)

[Oh my god], look at [Paul's] twill, its [crazy]. ❋ Mustafa Jackson (2003)

I'm not saying I would enjoy having to [twill] [Phil], but £[20] is £20 ❋ Twillmaster1 (2017)

[Tim] is a [big] twill! ❋ Chris Hunt (2004)

"[Fletch] babes, your [twillings] are storing your arse stank" "Mate I had to use four baby wipes and a [pincer] grip to remove some killer twillings" ❋ Clunge-magnet (2008)

dat twill b [sweer] refer to sweer if [u b] [twillin] me ❋ 'stang (2004)