wicker in Irish
wicker in Irish is caolach — wicker means a flexible twig, often willow, woven to make baskets or furniture.
wicker in Irish
caolach
A flexible branch or twig of a plant such as willow, used in weaving baskets and furniture.
What does "wicker" mean?
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noun A flexible twig, often willow, woven to make baskets or furniture.
"The basket was woven from thin strips of wicker."
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adj Made from woven twigs.
"She carried her lunch in a wicker basket."
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wicker in a sentence
- The basket was woven from thin strips of wicker.
- They sat on the porch in old wicker chairs.
- She carried her lunch in a wicker basket.
- The garden had a set of wicker furniture.
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What is "wicker" in Irish?
"wicker" in Irish is caolach. wicker means: A flexible twig, often willow, woven to make baskets or furniture.
How do you use "wicker" in a sentence?
Example: "The basket was woven from thin strips of wicker." In Irish, "wicker" is caolach.
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