suede
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /sweɪd/
suede means: Soft leather with a slightly rough, furry surface, used for shoes, clothes, and bags.
noun
Soft leather with a slightly rough, furry surface, used for shoes, clothes, and bags.
- The bag is made of suede.
- Rain left marks on my suede shoes.
- Use a soft brush to clean the suede.
adjective
Made from soft leather that has a slightly rough, furry surface.
- She wore a suede jacket.
- His suede boots need cleaning.
- Are these gloves suede?
verb
To rub leather so that it develops a soft, slightly furry surface.
- Workers suede the leather with special equipment.
- The hide was sueded before it was dyed.
- This machine can suede both sides of the leather.
To rub fabric so that tiny fibers rise and make its surface feel soft.
- The factory suedes cotton for a softer feel.
- This fabric has been sueded on one side.
- They use rollers to suede the cloth.
Questions about suede
What does suede mean?
Soft leather with a slightly rough, furry surface, used for shoes, clothes, and bags.
What is suede in other languages?
Türkçe: süet · Español: ante · Français: daim · Deutsch: Wildleder · Italiano: camoscio · 日本語: スエード
How do you pronounce suede?
It is pronounced /sweɪd/.
How do you use suede in a sentence?
The bag is made of suede. Rain left marks on my suede shoes.
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