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Corduroy (Noun)

A road made of logs laid crosswise.

Nouns denoting man-made objects.

The corduroy road allowed wagons to pass over the marshy terrain without getting stuck in the mud.
Travelers on horseback preferred to avoid the corduroy road due to its bumpy surface.
In the 19th century, corduroy roads were commonly used in areas where the ground was too soft to support traditional road construction.
The settlers worked together to build a corduroy road through the dense forest, making it easier to transport supplies.
As the corduroy road aged, it became increasingly difficult to maintain, and eventually, it was replaced with a modern asphalt road.

A cut pile fabric with vertical ribs; usually made of cotton.

Nouns denoting man-made objects.

The fashion designer chose a rich brown corduroy for the autumn collection's signature pants.
She slipped on her favorite corduroy jacket, feeling cozy and prepared for the chilly morning.
Corduroy gives the interior a warm, rustic feel that complements the wooden furniture.
In the store's seasonal sale, the discounted corduroy shirts were flying off the shelves.
He cherished the vintage corduroy armchair that had been passed down through generations in his family.