Definition
Definition of inkle - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
knowledgeDated UK hint or slight knowledgeDated UK
- He had an inkle of what was going on behind the scenes.
2.
fabricRare UK narrow woven tape used for trimmingRare UK
- She used a colorful inkle to decorate her dress.
Images of inkle

narrow woven tape used for trimming
Origin of inkle
Dutch, enckel (single) + -le (diminutive)
Examples of inkle in a sentence
Without an inkle, he walked into the trap. The artisan wove an inkle for the traditional costume. An inkle was used to edge the handmade bag.
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- French:petite idée, galon, ...
- German:Ahnung, schmales Band, ...
- Italian:suggerimento, passamaneria, ...
- Spanish:pista, cinta estrecha, ...
- Portuguese:pista, fita estreita, ...
- Chinese:暗示, 织带, ...
- Japanese:ヒント, インクル, ...
- Arabic:تَلْمِيح, شَرِيط مَنْسُوج ضَيِّق, ...
- Hebrew:רֶמֶז, סֶרֶךְ, ...
- Russian:намек, тесьма, ...
- Ukrainian:натяк, стрічка, ...
- Hindi:संकेत, इंकल, ...
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