tapestry carpet

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 29
A two-ply carpet in which the warp is first printed and then woven. tăp-ěs-trỹ, v. t. [TAPESTRY, 8.] To adorn or hang with or as with tapestry. *tă p-ět, *tap-ette, *tap-ite, s. [Lat. tapete .] [TAPESTRY, 8.] Worked or figured stuff; tapestry, carpet. tăp-ě-tî, s. [Native name.] Zool.: Lepus bras i liens is , found throughout Brazil, and on various parts of the Andes in Bolivia and Peru. tăp-ět-le , a. [TAP (3), 8. ] Not having a tap or head; hence, heedle , foolish. ( Scotch.)
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