Calico (noun)

1. A type of cotton cloth, typically with a plain weave and a medium to heavy weight.
2. A type of cloth, typically cotton, that is characterized by its plain weave, a medium to heavy weight, and a plain or small, all-over print.

Origin:

From calicut, india, where the fabric was first made.

Examples:

1. She made a dress out of calico fabric.
2. The calico was a popular fabric for clothing in the 19th century.
3. Calico is a versatile fabric that can be used for a variety of projects.
4. Calico is often used for making curtains and other home decor items.
5. Calico is a type of cotton fabric that is made with a plain weave and a medium to heavy weight.