1. present participle of broider; to embroider or decorate with needlework
Usage: archaic or poetic form of 'embroidering'
2. to elaborate or ornament a story or account with fictitious details
Usage: archaic or poetic form of 'embroidering'

1. embroidered work or decoration; needlework
Usage: archaic or poetic form of 'embroidery'

Examples

• She spent her afternoons broidering intricate patterns onto the linen cloth.
• The tapestry displayed fine broidering with gold and silver threads.
• He was broidering the truth when he described his adventure.
• Medieval manuscripts often featured elaborate broidering in the margins.
• The artist's broidering skills were evident in every stitch.
• She enjoyed broidering stories for the children at bedtime.