wincey (WIN-see) - n., a plain-weave or twilled fabric typically with cotton or linen warp and woolen weft.
So another name for linsey-woolsey -- specifically, a Scottish name, probably an alteration of the woolsey part. It's a strong cloth, with thicker versions used as everyday skirts and lighter ones for men's work shirts.
One of several interesting words met while reading Anne of Green Gables.
---L.
So another name for linsey-woolsey -- specifically, a Scottish name, probably an alteration of the woolsey part. It's a strong cloth, with thicker versions used as everyday skirts and lighter ones for men's work shirts.
One of several interesting words met while reading Anne of Green Gables.
---L.