Definition of picot in English:

picot

noun ˈpiːkəʊ

often as modifier A small loop or series of small loops of twisted thread in lace or embroidery, typically decorating the border of a fabric.
（花边上装饰用的）小环；小环串
a cardigan with picot edging around the neck
Example sentencesExamples
- ‘For women's styles, we are seeing more feminine details, including lace and picot trims,’ he says.
- I'm working a provisional cast on as I think that I'm going to cast off in a picot edging.
- I have probably about another 6 repeats of the various eyelet rows, then the picot bind-off (fiddly, but fabulous).
- Pin elastic to upper edge of bra right side with plush side facing up and picot edge pointing inward.
- So, on Sunday night, I darned in all the ends, did the picot - edged for the bands and did the i-cord button loops.

Origin

Early 17th century: from French, literally 'small peak or point', diminutive of pic.

Rhymes

Biko, Gromyko, pekoe, Puerto Rico, Tampico

Definition of picot in US English:

picot

noun

often as modifier A small loop or series of small loops of twisted thread in lace or embroidery, typically decorating the border of a fabric.
（花边上装饰用的）小环；小环串
a cardigan with picot edging around the neck
Example sentencesExamples
- I have probably about another 6 repeats of the various eyelet rows, then the picot bind-off (fiddly, but fabulous).
- ‘For women's styles, we are seeing more feminine details, including lace and picot trims,’ he says.
- So, on Sunday night, I darned in all the ends, did the picot - edged for the bands and did the i-cord button loops.
- I'm working a provisional cast on as I think that I'm going to cast off in a picot edging.
- Pin elastic to upper edge of bra right side with plush side facing up and picot edge pointing inward.

Origin

Early 17th century: from French, literally ‘small peak or point’, diminutive of pic.

单词	picot
释义	Definition of picot in English: picot noun ˈpiːkəʊ often as modifier A small loop or series of small loops of twisted thread in lace or embroidery, typically decorating the border of a fabric. （花边上装饰用的）小环；小环串 a cardigan with picot edging around the neck Example sentencesExamples ‘For women's styles, we are seeing more feminine details, including lace and picot trims,’ he says. I'm working a provisional cast on as I think that I'm going to cast off in a picot edging. I have probably about another 6 repeats of the various eyelet rows, then the picot bind-off (fiddly, but fabulous). Pin elastic to upper edge of bra right side with plush side facing up and picot edge pointing inward. So, on Sunday night, I darned in all the ends, did the picot - edged for the bands and did the i-cord button loops. Origin Early 17th century: from French, literally 'small peak or point', diminutive of pic. Rhymes Biko, Gromyko, pekoe, Puerto Rico, Tampico Definition of picot in US English: picot noun often as modifier A small loop or series of small loops of twisted thread in lace or embroidery, typically decorating the border of a fabric. （花边上装饰用的）小环；小环串 a cardigan with picot edging around the neck Example sentencesExamples I have probably about another 6 repeats of the various eyelet rows, then the picot bind-off (fiddly, but fabulous). ‘For women's styles, we are seeing more feminine details, including lace and picot trims,’ he says. So, on Sunday night, I darned in all the ends, did the picot - edged for the bands and did the i-cord button loops. I'm working a provisional cast on as I think that I'm going to cast off in a picot edging. Pin elastic to upper edge of bra right side with plush side facing up and picot edge pointing inward. Origin Early 17th century: from French, literally ‘small peak or point’, diminutive of pic.
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