Terrycloth
(noun)
A type of cotton fabric with a raised loop pile on one or both sides, used for towels and robes.
Origin:
From the name "terry", a surname, and "cloth".
Examples:
- The hotel provided guests with thick, plush terrycloth towels.
- The terrycloth robe was the perfect thing to wrap up in after a warm shower.
- Terrycloth is known for its absorbency and durability, making it a popular choice for towels.
- The terrycloth beach cover-up was lightweight and comfortable, perfect for a day in the sun.
- The terrycloth material of the baby's bib made it easy to clean and dry.