Carpeting [noun]

Besides its uses for combing, it is extensively manufactured into blankets, carpeting, and many other fabrics.

That rag carpeting has been rolled up and done up in tobacco and things ever since—most two years.

You may take the old carpeting you shook to-day; it will do to lay down before your fire-place.

She caught the girl by the shoulder, and shook her as if she had been a breadth of dusty carpeting; then ran away.

The carpeting near the rear passenger seats seemed to blur for an instant.

It was as though the solid planks heaved amain, causing the carpeting to rise and fall in billows.

Mother was in the green chamber, covering an ottoman with green carpeting, so she wouldn't see me from that side of the house.

Here, doubtless, the birds had got some of their carpeting material.

Among the grasses carpeting the ground were pretty buttercups and cowslips and marigolds.

He heard the footsteps on the carpeting down the hall—soft, but unmistakably footsteps.