purl

as inwhite noise

as ingurgle
as inknit
as inlap
as inmurmur
as inspin
as inswirl
as intwirl
as inwhirl
as inchirp
as insough
as ingyrate

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noun acoustical noise

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Word Origin & History

"knit with inverted stitches," 1825; earlier "embroider with gold or silver thread" (1520s), probably from Middle English pirlyng "revolving, twisting," of unknown origin. The two senses usually are taken as one word, but even this is not certain. Klein suggests a source in Italian pirolare "to twirl," from pirolo "top." As a noun, from late 14c. as "bordering, frills," 1530s as "twisted thread of gold and silver."

Example Sentences for purl

Here again they are attached with the help of pieces of purl.

The stitches should be about the width of the needle apart to allow for the purl.

Cast on 50 stitches then knit or purl the same amount of rows as stitches.

(Make all decreases at this side, on the purl row in this manner).

The purl warms the cockles of Tom's heart, and makes him cough.

When you slip, put in needle, as if to purl, from right to left.

Slip a stitch, knit 5, purl the rest, knit the border stitches.

Nine shall combine Straichy and purl wilt and borrowed moans.

The treble stitches are worked in the purl stitches of the circles.

The 3rd row (which is the last) is worked on the opposite side of the chain with purl.

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gurgle

gyrate

knit

knitting

lap

Synonyms for purl

chirp