Definition Synonyms
Definition of deckle - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
craftDated rough edge left on handmade paperDated
- The artist appreciated the deckle on the paper.
2.
paper-makingDated frame limiting pulp size in paper-makingDated
- The artisan used a deckle to shape the paper.
Expressions with deckle
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having rough or irregular edges, typically of paper
The artist preferred deckle-edged paper for her watercolor paintings..
rough untrimmed edge of handmade paper
The artist preferred the deckle edge for her prints.
Origin of deckle
German, Deckel (cover) + -le (diminutive)
Examples of deckle in a sentence
Collectors value books with a natural deckle. A deckle was essential for the handmade paper's unique edges. The workshop demonstrated how to use a deckle in paper-making.
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- French:frange, châssis, ...
- German:Büttenrand, Schöpfrahmen, ...
- Italian:bordo irregolare, telaio per carta, ...
- Spanish:borde irregular, bastidor, ...
- Portuguese:borda irregular, moldura, ...
- Chinese:毛边, 纸框, ...
- Japanese:デッケル, ...
- Arabic:حافة خشنة, دِيكِل, ...
- Hebrew:קָצֶה מְחוּסְפָּס, מַסְגֶּרֶת, ...
- Russian:неровный край, ...
- Ukrainian:нерівний край, рамка для пульпи, ...
- Hindi:डेकल, ...
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