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warp and woof
noun as in texture
Weak matches
- arrangement
- balance
- being
- character
- coarseness
- composition
- consistency
- constitution
- contexture
- disposition
- essence
- essentiality
- fabric
- feel
- feeling
- fiber
- fineness
- flexibility
- form
- framework
- grain
- intermixture
- make
- makeup
- nap
- nature
- organization
- pattern
- quality
- roughness
- scheme
- sense
- smoothness
- stiffness
- strategy
- structure
- surface
- taste
- tissue
- touch
- warp
- weave
- web
- woof
Example Sentences
Language is the warp and woof of our social fabric.
Most of these considerations will be beside the point if you’re a fan of the verbal warp and woof of Caspe’s method — the enveloping fabric of one-liners, insults, puns and, especially, references that register as jokes simply by virtue of their surprise value.
There was a lot that was left out of those books, on women and minorities, and on the warp and woof of daily life.
Amusingly and effectively, for a vocalist who’s never needed much help with her pitch, many of her bars even use a smattering of Auto-Tune to import a more contemporary warp and woof.
"Mosaic" ends with a movement called "The warp and woof."
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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