Meaning & Definition of word "Quilt"

Quilt

/kwɪlt/

1. A warm bed covering made of padding enclosed between layers of fabric, typically stitched together in a decorative pattern.
- Example: She wrapped herself in the quilt her grandmother made for her.
2. A combination of different things that are stitched or put together to form a cohesive whole.
- Example: The report was a quilt of various studies and opinions on climate change.

1. To stitch together layers of fabric to make a quilt.
- Example: She learned to quilt from her mother during the long winter evenings.
2. To cover or protect something with a quilt.
- Example: They decided to quilt the old couch to give it a fresh look.

Middle English 'quilte', from Old French 'cuilte', from Latin 'culcita' meaning 'a cushion'.

to quilt someone:

To deceive or trick someone.

quilt of colors:

A variety of colors or patterns combined together.

patchwork:

A type of sewing that involves stitching together pieces of fabric to create a larger design.

comforter:

A thick, fluffy blanket used on a bed, often filled with synthetic or natural materials.

throw:

A small blanket that is often used for warmth or decor.

Meaning: To cover someone or something comprehensively.

Example Sentence: Don't worry, I've got you quilted on this project.

Meaning: To mix various styles or ideas together.

Example Sentence: Her fashion sense is all about being quilted together from different cultures.