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/bəˈtēst/,
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A fine, light linen or cotton fabric resembling cambric,
  1. A fine, light linen or cotton fabric resembling cambric

  1. a thin plain-weave cotton or linen fabric; used for shirts or dresses
  2. Batiste is the softest of the lightweight opaque fabrics. It is made of cotton, wool, polyester, or a blend. Lightweight opaque fabrics are very thin and light but not as transparent as sheer fabrics. The distinction between the two is not always pronounced. ...
  3. A fine cloth made from cotton or linen; cambric
  4. Fine cotton material similar to cambric.
  5. A medium-weight, plain weave fabric, usually made of cotton or cotton blends.
  6. Sheer cotton or spun-rayon fabric woven of combed yarns with mercerized finish on cotton; for shirts, shorts
  7. Soft, sheer light weight fabric. Usually cotton or linen but may be other fibers. Used in lingerie, blouses and baby items.
  8. (French origin, from name of Jean Baptiste, a linen weaver). I. Soft, thin cotton fabric resembling nainsook, only finer.    Qualities vary from that of a fine nainsook to very thin and delicate grades of batiste. ...
  9. A fine, plain weave, thin fabric often made of cotton, often used for baby clothes or clothing linings.
  10. A sheer fabric slightly more opaque than a voile.
  11. A soft, fine, plain-woven fabric traditionally of flax but can be made in other fibre.
  12. a light transparent wedding gown fabric.
  13. dressed cotton muslin with wiry finish.
  14. A very lightweight 100% cotton fabric. A preferred fabric in heirloom clothing, especially for infant wear.
  15. any fabric constructed in a sheer, fine, plain-weave. Named for Jean Baptiste, a French linen weaver, batiste is widely used in Amish quilts.
  16. fine soft sheer fabric of plain weave
  17. A thin, sheer, evenweave fabric.
  18. A plain weave, light weight fabric generally used for blouses or dresses. Lighter weight than broadcloth. The best batiste is all cotton and is suitable for Heirloom Sewing. There are also poly/cotton blend batistes available.
  19. Originally named for John Baptiste, a French weaver. It is a sheer silk like fabric, either plain or figured, similar to silk mull. ...