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Warp and Weft

Description:

Warp and weft are two essential components of woven fabrics. They are the perpendicular threads that create the structure and pattern of the fabric. The warp refers to the vertical threads that run parallel to the selvage, while the weft, also known as the woof, pertains to the horizontal threads that cross over and under the warp threads.

Sample sentences:

Noun (Warp):
The warp threads in this tapestry are made of fine silk.

Noun (Weft):
The weft yarn used in this carpet creates an intricate design.

Verb (Warp):
Be careful not to warp the threads while weaving the fabric.

Verb (Weft):
She carefully weft the colorful yarn across the loom.

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