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texture
noun
    1. The way the surface of a material or substance feels when touched.
    2. The way that a piece of cloth looks or feels, caused by the way in which it is woven.
    3. The structure of a substance as formed by the size and arrangement of the smaller particles which form it, especially as seen, touched or tasted.
      Example: a crumbly texture
      Thesaurus: consistency, composition, feel, surface, weave, grain, quality.
    4. The structure of a piece of music, writing, work of art, etc as formed by the individual parts which form it.
verb
    textured, texturing
    1. To give a particular texture to (eg food or fabric).
Derivative: textural
adj
    Derivative: texturally
    adverb
      Derivative: textured
      adj
        Etymology: 17c in these senses; 15c, meaning ‘weaving': from Latin texere, textum to weave.



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