Made of or resembling corduroy fabric, or covered with corduroy material.
From corduroy (a ribbed cotton fabric), possibly from French corde du roi (king's cord), combined with the -ed suffix indicating possession of that quality or material.
The etymology 'king's cord' is disputed by linguists, but it perfectly captures how 19th-century workers chose corduroy because it was durable enough to respect, turning what was supposedly royal fabric into the uniform of everyday people.
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