Word Finder - herringbone

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A bone of a herring

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A zigzag pattern, especially made by bricks, on a cloth, or by stitches in sewing

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A method of climbing a hill by pointing the skis outward in a V-shape to keep from sliding backwards.

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Twilled fabric woven in rows of parallel sloping lines

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To stitch in a herringbone pattern.

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To climb a hill by pointing the skis outward in a V-shape to keep from sliding backwards.

All goes well for them until Herringbone begins to suspect that something fishy is going on between them and plots his sinister revenge.. .

The soundwell, keywell, and jackrail have a lighter ash herringbone stringing only 5mm wide.

The case, lid, keywell, soundwell and jackrail are all veneered in plain walnut with ash herringbone stringing.

The oldest part of the castle shows a distinctive herringbone pattern In the 15th century the castle was converted into a fortified mansion.

Timber framing with granite rubble stone and red brick plinth and red brick nogging, in small part herringbone pattern.

Initially offered as a low-cut basketball shoe featuring the same herringbone outsole as the Superstar.

Savile Row Company Luxury womens shirts in herringbone, colored, plain poplin or pastel stripes with feminine detailing.

Striped pjamas & herringbone shirt are a small selection from the Austin Reed range which also includes italian stripe shirts & cufflinks.

Run subway tiles in a running bond along the counters, and use a herringbone pattern behind the cooktop or use straight tiles along the counters and diagonal behind the cooktop.

Behind the cooktop, frame the brighter color in a herringbone pattern, surrounded by a chair rail or listello of the lighter color to set it off.

Running a subway tile vertically or in a herringbone pattern can really change the look of a design, so play around with the tiles you choose to determine the best fit for the space.

Classic prints include paisley, stripes, herringbone and checkered squares.

From pinstripes and houndstooth to herringbone and Prince of Wales checks, these looks flatter almost everyone.

Silk Herringbone Jacquard Stripe Pajamas done in a classic style and available in mahogany red, black, or midnight blue.

The VIP Silk Herringbone Camp Shirt is made from luxurious silk.

It currently is only available in beige/brown herringbone with an orange/rust and blue windowpane overcheck.

Typical dress vest materials include wool, silk, sateen and herringbone.

A single breasted, notched collar style available in blue lagoon, white, deep navy, black or periwinkle is perfect for business wear, while a sassy wool blazer in herringbone blue surf will accentuate a casual outfit.

Ramondetta features a reinforced upper layer, low-profile EVA midsole, optional lace protection, elastic tongue straps, breathable lining and Fusion Grip rubber outsole with custom herringbone pattern.

He then added a leather upper to complement the herringbone pattern of grooves on the sole.

Light and dark plank wood floors create contrast in a contemporary scheme, while mid-tones and herringbone patterns enhance traditional designs.

Thicker chains and ropes are more practical and versatile, while herringbone chains are the thickest designs and only work well with thicker pendants.

Fortunately, for die-hard Blazer fans, the sneaker still features a durable Vulcanized rubber outsole with herringbone pattern for increased traction.

Some fancy cloths have descriptive names such as herringbone stripe, and there are many arbitrary trade names, such as Yosemite stripe, which may prevail and become the designation of a regular class or die after a few seasons.