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Wilton

UK
/ˈwɪltən/
US
/ˈwɪltən/

Translations

Wiltonnoun
Wiltons
pl
wiltonTapis ou moquette en laine tissée, généralement à motifs.
The living room was adorned with a beautiful Wilton that complemented the antique furniture.
Le salon était orné d'un beau wilton qui complétait les meubles anciens.
Wiltonadjective
UK
/ˈwɪltən/
US
/ˈwɪltən/
Used attributively to describe carpets or weaving methods made by the Wilton process; relative adjective, no comparative/superlative forms.
wiltonSe dit d'un tapis ou d'une moquette fabriqué(e) selon le procédé Wilton.
The hallway was laid with Wilton carpeting in muted earth tones.
Le couloir était recouvert d'une moquette wilton aux tons terreux atténués.
Wiltonproper noun
Wilton lies about three miles west-southwest of Salisbury.
Wilton se trouve à environ trois miles à l'ouest-sud-ouest de Salisbury.

Definitions

Wiltonnoun
A type of carpet or rug made from woven wool, known for its durability and intricate patterns.
The living room was adorned with a beautiful Wilton that complemented the antique furniture.
Wiltonadjective
Relating to or produced by the Wilton method of carpet weaving.
The hallway was laid with Wilton carpeting in muted earth tones.
Wiltonproper noun
A market town in Wiltshire, England.
Wilton lies about three miles west-southwest of Salisbury.
A family name (surname).
Actress Penelope Wilton has appeared in numerous acclaimed films.
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