proddy
nounEtymology From prod + -y.
1
A technique for achieving three-dimensional effects or deep pile by using cut wide strips rather than continuous loops, bringing both tails of the strips forward through the backing.
noun — 2 senses
Northern Ireland, Colloquial, Derogatory, Sometimes A Protestant (as termed by Roman Catholics).
Etymology From prod + -y.
A technique for achieving three-dimensional effects or deep pile by using cut wide strips rather than continuous loops, bringing both tails of the strips forward through the backing.
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