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flocked

Flocked (adjective) means Covered with a soft, velvety texture of fine fibres, often used to describe wallpaper or fabric. Example: “The old hotel had flocked wallpaper in deep red.”

adjective
1
Covered with a soft, velvety texture of fine fibres, often used to describe wallpaper or fabric.
"The old hotel had flocked wallpaper in deep red."
2
Covered with artificial snow, as a decorated Christmas tree.
"They bought a flocked tree for the living room."

How to use flocked

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishCoated with a soft, fuzzy texture — whether decorative fibre on wallpaper or fake snow on a tree.

Common pairings
flocked wallpaper flocked Christmas tree
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Etymology

From flock, meaning tufts of wool or fibre.

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Frequently asked questions

What does “flocked” mean?

The word “flocked” means covered with a soft, velvety texture of fine fibres, often used to describe wallpaper or fabric. In plain terms, coated with a soft, fuzzy texture — whether decorative fibre on wallpaper or fake snow on a tree.

How do you use “flocked” in a sentence?

Here is “flocked” used in a sentence: “The old hotel had flocked wallpaper in deep red.”

What is another word for “flocked”?

Words with a similar meaning to “flocked” include flagged.

What is the opposite of “flocked”?

The opposite of “flocked” — its antonyms — are unflagged and unflocked.

What part of speech is “flocked”?

“Flocked” is an adjective.

How many meanings does “flocked” have?

“Flocked” has 2 distinct senses listed in this dictionary. The most common is: covered with a soft, velvety texture of fine fibres, often used to describe wallpaper or fabric.

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