mat in Irish
mat in Irish is straille — mat means a flat piece of material laid on a floor to wipe feet, protect a surface, or decorate.
mat in Irish
straille
A thickly tangled mess.
What does "mat" mean?
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noun A flat piece of material laid on a floor to wipe feet, protect a surface, or decorate.
"Wipe your shoes on the mat before coming inside."
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noun A small pad placed under a hot dish or drink to protect a surface.
"Use a mat under the coffee pot so it doesn't scorch the table."
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verb To tangle into a thick, dense clump.
"The dog's fur had matted after weeks without grooming."
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mat in a sentence
- Wipe your shoes on the mat before coming inside.
- A yoga mat cushioned her knees during practice.
- Use a mat under the coffee pot so it doesn't scorch the table.
- The dog's fur had matted after weeks without grooming.
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What is "mat" in Irish?
"mat" in Irish is straille. mat means: A flat piece of material laid on a floor to wipe feet, protect a surface, or decorate.
How do you use "mat" in a sentence?
Example: "Wipe your shoes on the mat before coming inside." In Irish, "mat" is straille.
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