Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- adjective Woven on a wide loom.
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- noun A
wide loom - noun A
carpet woven on a wide loom - adjective
woven on a wide loom, and so needing fewer seams
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- adjective (of rugs or carpets) woven full width
- noun a carpet woven on a wide loom to obviate the need for seams
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Examples
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And crisp new Sisal-like look in wool broadloom is $19.84 sq. yd.
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I began laying out all the prints, one at a time, until every piece of furniture, every square inch of musty broadloom, and every cracked bathroom tile were covered with Sammy and Peter's brilliant career.
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I was afraid to walk across the green shag broadloom because I thought there was a chance it would transmogrify into the Indian Ocean and drown me while my legs were simultaneously being consumed by a hammerhead shark.
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I was afraid to walk across the green shag broadloom because I thought there was a chance it would transmogrify into the Indian Ocean and drown me while my legs were simultaneously being consumed by a hammerhead shark.
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How many of the 120 million in that wall-to-wall crustacean broadloom would have flounced off in a huff?
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How many of the 120 million in that wall-to-wall crustacean broadloom would have flounced off in a huff?
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Desso has been manufacturing and marketing broadloom carpet and carpet tiles for commercial and residential use, as well as artificial turf for sports applications, for almost 80 years.
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Desso has been manufacturing and marketing broadloom carpet and carpet tiles for commercial and residential use, as well as artificial turf for sports applications, for almost 80 years.
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How many of the 120 million in that wall-to-wall crustacean broadloom would have flounced off in a huff?
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Another job involved taking an old shag carpet out of one of the break-out rooms on the second floor of the Center and replacing it with a rather more practical broadloom remnant that had to be cut and fitted into place.
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