Carpet ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Carpet ( noun )

1. A floor covering typically made of woven wool or synthetic material.
2. A thick, soft covering for a floor.
3. A decorative piece of fabric that is used to cover furniture or the floor.

Origin:

Middle english, from old italian carpite, from medieval latin carpita, from feminine of carpus, past participle of carpire to pluck, from latin carpere.

Examples:

1. The red carpet was rolled out for the arriving guests.
2. I need to vacuum the carpet in the living room.
3. She bought a new carpet for her bedroom.
4. The carpet in the dining room is stained and needs to be cleaned.
5. The carpet in the hallway is threadbare and needs to be replaced.

(As a verb)

Carpet ( verb )

1. A floor covering typically made of woven wool or synthetic material.
2. A thick, soft covering for a floor.
3. A decorative piece of fabric that is used to cover furniture or the floor.

Origin:

Middle english, from old italian carpite, from medieval latin carpita, from feminine of carpus, past participle of carpire to pluck, from latin carpere.

Examples:

1. The red carpet was rolled out for the arriving guests.
2. I need to vacuum the carpet in the living room.
3. She bought a new carpet for her bedroom.
4. The carpet in the dining room is stained and needs to be cleaned.
5. The carpet in the hallway is threadbare and needs to be replaced.