Noun:

কাপড় ড্রপ,

drop cloth's Usage Examples:

It is commonly used as a temporary tarpaulin, as a drop cloth when painting, to cover concrete as it sets, to line decorative ponds.

follow certain traditions such as being required to cover the floor with a drop cloth to prevent damage to the gallery floors at the MET.

sold to the public from a 5,000 square foot factory store, with only a drop cloth separating it from the company's manufacturing facility.

Carding is an activity normally done outside or over a drop cloth, depending on the wool's cleanliness.

materials across the space: when he spray-paints, he uses a canvas as the drop cloth; that canvas becomes the start of a painting; and that painting has two.

breached the "1 million mark in 2014, when one of his abstract paintings on drop cloth sold for over "1.

A drop cloth divider is used to split up the gymnasium when required.

mistake of doing his work without laying out craft paper (or some other drop cloth) to avoid contact between his new fabric and the dirty floor.

Synonyms:

silk; macintosh; plaid; duffle; fustian; tartan; tapa; fibre; samite; mousseline de sole; wool; woof; bagging; knit; muslin; etamine; diamante; panting; sheeting; spandex; weft; nylon; shantung; crape; duck; nankeen; pepper-and-salt; trousering; durable press; swan's down; polyester; twill; warp; sackcloth; khadi; pina cloth; repp; broadcloth; satin; velvet; leatherette; fleece; alpaca; lint; sailcloth; terry; buckram; fabric; aba; linsey-woolsey; elastic; voile; tweed; mackinaw; quilting; plush; crepe; ninon; percale; print; gabardine; oilcloth; jaconet; acrylic; towelling; shirttail; belting; artifact; dimity; camlet; camo; gingham; Canton flannel; piece of material; crinoline; metallic; artefact; frieze; pinstripe; dungaree; silesia; paisley; sacking; piece of cloth; mackintosh; poplin; camelhair; cotton; sateen; tapis; khaki; Viyella; ticking; suiting; sponge cloth; wire cloth; canvas; flannelette; jean; chambray; suede; basket weave; satinet; baize; chintz; herringbone; mesh; hem; linen; imitation leather; vulcanized fiber; homespun; screening; sharkskin; waterproof; faille; moreen; web; material; monk's cloth; organza; corduroy; cotton flannel; jacquard; lace; pilot cloth; lisle; challis; tappa; batik; hair; madras; doeskin; mohair; terry cloth; chino; moire; suede cloth; vicuna; canvass; grosgrain; chiffon; permanent press; shag; bunting; satinette; webbing; pique; wincey; camouflage; cambric; camel's hair; moquette; toweling; duffel; motley; network; tammy; cashmere; denim; tapestry; woolen; watered-silk; velveteen; scrim; boucle; diaper; flannel; stammel; yoke; terrycloth; hopsacking; olive drab; haircloth; chenille; hopsack; shirting; rep; upholstery material; pongee; felt; serge; batiste; lame; calico; rayon; wash-and-wear; cerecloth; horsehair; taffeta; velour; filling; damask; edging; fiber; khaddar; brocade; canopy; georgette; whipcord; worsted; cord; drapery; grogram; net; cobweb; meshing; Velcro; meshwork; seersucker; etamin; foulard; woollen; velours; moleskin; cretonne; marseille; bombazine; pick; coating; Aertex; textile;

Antonyms:

natural object; unthoughtfulness; irresponsibleness; irresponsibility; disjoin;