Definitions

1. noun

a plant (Linum usitatissimum) with blue flowers and a fibrous stem used in making linen, cordage, and other products

“The farmer grew flax to harvest its seeds and fibers.”

2. noun

a soft, silky fiber obtained from the flax plant

“She spun the flax into a warm and cozy blanket.”

3. verb

to make or prepare flax for use, especially in spinning or weaving

“The weaver flaxed the fibers to create a beautiful fabric.”

4. verb

to twist or plait fibers of flax or other plant material

“She flaxed the rope to secure the bundle.”