Gingham is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GINGHAM in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a striped cotton fabric
• lightweight plain-woven cotton cloth, typically checked in white and a bold colour
• cotton cloth, usu checked or striped
• A kind of cotton or linen cloth, usually in stripes or checks, the yarn of which is dyed before it is woven; -- distinguished from printed cotton or prints.
• a clothing fabric in a plaid weave
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a cotton fabric

Words related to GINGHAM

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Words that contain GINGHAM

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How to use GINGHAM in a sentence

• Wearing long gingham aprons they hovered over the big table where the forms were being locked up, and watched anxiously every movement of the workmen.
• In the midst of all was Lulu herself reflected in the narrow pier glass, bodiless-looking in her blue gingham gown, but somehow alive.
• I remember once when Boss went to Memphis and brought back a bolt of gingham for turbans for the female slaves.
• They did not see the figure of another boy, in a gingham shirt, blue overalls, and a torn straw hat, sitting on a stone back of Mealy, smiling complacently.
• But she looked down, with a cold falling of gloom, at her blue gingham dress.
• We got two new gingham dresses, very plain and homely, and a pair of horrid, thick low shoes.
• Aunt Hetty, in a blue gingham gown, with a gay kerchief tied on her head, was slowly and pensively rocking herself back and forth in her low chair.
• On the other hand, Jack wore a good blue flannel shirt, while the other two displayed only faded gingham garments that might have answered to almost any name.
• She wore her brown gingham frock with the yellow daisies on it, and the daisy-wreathed hat, and in her hands she held a great yellow bowl full of yellow corn.
• It was the Carved Ivory Handle of a Tanned Gingham Umbrella, of very Plebeian American Manufacture.
• The blue gingham apron was infinitely more becoming than the most elaborate ball costume.
• Old-fashioned dress, rather short, of plaid gingham.
• Rose sat boldly out in the yard in the full range of the breeze, sewing upon a blue-and-white gingham waist for her son Willy.
• It was, therefore, a picturesque roadway enough, and Sally walking along it bareheaded, clad still in the pink gingham of the morning, found it so to an unusual degree.
• She wore a gingham apron which covered her from neck to high-topped boots.
• They then walked on together, the big farm boy in overalls and the tall graceful girl in the enveloping gingham.
• Gibbons, the baby still in her arms, made effort to dust one of the two chairs in the room with the gingham apron she was wearing, and, after failing, motioned me to take it.
• Her head was bare, the rolling collar of her lavender gingham dress was cut in a V at the throat, the sleeves only reached the elbows.
• She wore a school dress of green gingham, with the sleeves rolled to the elbows.
• She wore one of the old blue gingham dresses, open at the throat and rolled to the elbows.
• The morning breeze filled the gathers of her wide gingham skirt, and aggravated the size of her unwieldy figure.
• Somehow, it always makes me think of orphans in long-waisted gingham dresses with white china buttons down the back.

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