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[from the _Macquarie Dictionary]
texture
// (say 'tekschuh)
noun 1. Music
a. b.

the characteristic disposition of the interwoven or intertwined threads, strands, or the like, which make up a textile fabric.
2. the characteristic disposition of the constituent parts of any body; general structure or constitution.
3. the characteristic appearance or essential quality of something, especially as conveyed to the touch.
4. the structure of the surface of any work of art, or the si

mulation of the surface structure of the skin, garment, etc., of the object represented in paint, stone, or other medium.
5. a combination of timbres or tone colours. the pattern of relationships between the parts of a musical form: contrapuntal texture; harmonic texture.
6. anything produced by weaving; woven fabric.
–verb (t) (textured, texturing) 7. to give a specific or desired texture to, as clothes. [late Middle English, from Latin textūra weaving]
–textural, adjective
–texturally, adverb

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