Seersucker

Definition

seersucker /'sÇǝsʌkǝ(r)/ n [U] လိႈင္းတြန္႔ခ်ည္ထည္။ ပိတ္တြန္႔။ a seersucker tablecloth.

Examples

1. ‘Linen
2. seersucker and straw are to be worn in the summer only.’
3. ‘Constructed of wire
4. the garland is spherical
5. and it is decorated with strips of various materials from seersucker to damask.’
6. ‘A return of seersucker
7. that bumpy striped cotton classic
8. makes men's summer suits more interesting.’
9. ‘The classic navy and black pieces are lined with seersucker and trimmed in contrasting ribbon.’
10. ‘Key fabrics for spring include seersucker
11. ticking stripes and prints
12. as well as suede and leather
13. which are still very prevalent.’
14. ‘Speaking of seersucker
15. there's another characteristic to the fabric
16. which I failed to mention earlier: it usually bears a pattern in addition to its textured nature.’
17. ‘Before him
18. towering from Murphy's vantage point
19. stood a hapless young man clad head to toe in coffee-stained thrift-store seersucker.’
20. ‘They sell both seersucker and linen and to someone used to a Brooks Brothers' level of fit and finish
21. it's garbage.’