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Gingham

Gingham meaning

A cotton fabric made from dyed and white yarn woven in checks. | A dress made from that material. | An umbrella.

Synonyms of Gingham

Example sentences (15)

After this, the women both modelled a gorgeous mini dress, with brown gingham detail.

But behind the gingham curtains things are starting to slowly unravel and it becomes clear that being a stay-at-home woman of the house is not as easy as it seems.

Getting gingham right can be tricky – with Barbiecore, you don't want to look like you just got back from milking cows in the 19th century.

Ripa wore a similar, short, gingham-print dress as Swift, with a pair of brown block heels.

You get up at 5am to pretend to make Crunchy Nut corn flakes (his fave, y’all) from scratch, wearing a gingham nightie.

Dress your table with a sunny gingham cloth, perhaps a hand block-printed beauty (£70, ) and a set of life-improving napkins (£12 each, ), sewn by women who are up-skilling in a south London prison.

Gingham is a classic choice but choose a silhouette to avoid any Dorothy in comparisons.

Head to Nobody’s Child for its range of disco jumpsuits, heart print co-ords, linen essentials and oversized gingham smock dresses.

No matter what your summer social calendar has in store for you, this playful pink gingham dress from Sleeper will become your go-to.

For many, it will be a rosy-cheeked 17-year-old in a blue-and-white gingham pinafore en route to the Emerald City.

Gingham is almost synonymous with summer and this midi dress captures the season spirit with aplomb.

The star teamed the classic blue gingham frock with Dorothy's ruby red slippers, and carried a wicker basket to complete the outfit as she arrived hand-in-hand with husband Dan.

A Modo Mio loved unnecessary ruffles but trotted out a lot of skirts that were gingham, floor length, and reminiscient of what the dancing woman in the red dress emoji wears.

Gingham goes slightly psychedelic in this zippered two-piece, perfect for month-of-May festivities.

Busby, pp. 9 and 22 This was followed by The Gingham Dog (1968) about the breakup of an interracial couple.