5 Metaphors for textures

The properties, however, of the rough and smooth are the same, so that the two varieties are often bred together, and, as a rule, both textures of coat will be the result of the alliance.

The texture of this veil was a species of very fine wool; it was three times the length of its width, and was generally worn on the shoulders.

While we may not know the reason why these foods so often disagree with people, it seems probable that texture is an important consideration.

As it died away it seemed to sound hollow and veiled, when the texture of sunny, transparent solidity in his laugh was its most pronounced characteristic.

If you want a silk tricot you ask for "djersador," while a coarser texture is "djersacier"; "mousseux" now describes velvet as well as champagne; ninon is known as "vapoureuse"; while to make one of the newest Spring dresses you require only three-and-a-half yards of "Salomé."

5 Metaphors for  textures