Organdy is a lightweightnot heavy; having little weight, sheerthin and partly see-through cotton fabric that is made to be stiff and crisp. It is often used for dresses, curtains, trims, and other decorativeintended to make something look attractive sewing projects.
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Pronunciation
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Accent: General American English
IPA: /ˈɔrɡəndi/
Easy pronunciation: OR-gun-dee (approximate spelling).
Stress: Stress is on the first syllable.
This is the fabric noun meaning a thin, crisp, see-through cotton fabric.
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Organdy Meaning
a thin, crisp, see-through cotton fabric
Part of speech: noun
Definition: a sheer stiff muslin
Example: Her dress was made of white organdy.
Synonyms for this meaning:
- organdie — A spelling variant of the same fabric name.
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Organdy Synonyms
Similar Meaning
- organdie
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Common Mistakes
- Don’t confuse organdy with ordinary muslin. Organdy is specifically sheer and stiff.
- Don’t treat organdie as a different word with a different meaning; it is just a spelling variant.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does organdy mean?
Organdy means a sheer, stiff fabric, usually made from cotton muslin.
What are the synonyms of organdy?
The main synonym or spelling variant is organdie.
Is organdy a type of fabric?
Yes. Organdy is a lightweight, sheer fabric that has a crisp, stiff finish.
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