Organza Definition

ôr-gănzə
noun
A thin, stiff fabric of rayon, silk, etc., used for bridal gowns, as underlining for sheer fabrics, etc.
Webster's New World

Other Word Forms of Organza

Noun

Singular:
organza
Plural:
organzas

Origin of Organza

  • Probably after Organzi (Urganch), a city of western Uzbekistan

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

Organza Sentence Examples

  • Once you are happy with the design, duplicate it, laminate it and dress it up with a tassle or an organza bow.

  • A favorite is the navy, silk organza tulip dress which plays with the lengths and layers of typically 20s fashions.

  • A pink satin and ivory organza fabric rose sits to the side of the bracelet when worn.

  • Please choose your wishes from the list below 1 for a mini organza pouch, 3 or 6 for all other pouches.

  • The Poetry Studio also offer an optional premium gift wrap service for £ 5 - beautiful silver paper and organza ribbon.

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