What is another word for whipcord?
Pronunciation: [wˈɪpkɔːd] (IPA) 
Whipcord is a term generally used to describe a type of fabric that is thick, durable and tightly woven. The word is often associated with fabrics such as wool or cotton, and typically has a ribbed texture that adds to its durability. There are several synonyms that can be used to describe whipcord, including corduroy, twill, gabardine, and denim. Each of these fabrics shares similar traits with whipcord, including their heavy weight, durability, and toughness. These fabrics are commonly used for workwear, military uniforms and outdoor clothing, due to their ability to stand up to harsh conditions and wear and tear.
