Etymology

matelassé

Today it means: A heavy fabric, composed of two layers of cloth, used to form a quilted surface. Full definition →

French matelassé
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  1. French · derived frommatelassé“cushioned, covered as with a mattress”
  2. English todaymatelassé

French matelassé (“cushioned, covered as with a mattress”).

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