hodden

/ˈhoʊdən/

Definitions

1. noun

A type of rough, unfinished, or unbleached woolen fabric, often made from tweed or other thick woolen materials.

“The old sweater was made of a thick, warm hodden fabric that had been popular in the 19th century.”

Synonyms

  • tweed
  • wool

Antonyms

  • linen
  • silk