- Stevengraph
- or Stevensgraph noun Etymology: Thomas Stevens died 1888 English weaver Date: 1879 a woven silk picture
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Stevengraph
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Stevengraph — /stee veuhn graf , grahf /, n. a small picture woven in colored silk thread: introduced in 1879 and mass produced on a Jacquard type loom. Also, Stevensgraph /stee veuhnz graf , grahf /. [after Thomas Stevens (1828 88), English silk weaver, who… … Universalium
stevengraph — ste·ven·graph … English syllables
stevengraph — n. a colourful woven silk picture. Etymology: T. Stevens, Engl. weaver d. 1888, whose firm made them … Useful english dictionary
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