quenite

/ˈkwɛnɪt/

Definitions

1. noun

A type of medieval or primitive form of linen, especially from the flax plant, often worn as a smock or undergarment.

“The historical reenactor wore a simple quenite under her linen tunic.”

Synonyms

  • flax
  • linen

Antonyms

  • silk
  • velvet