1. a small stone or pebble, especially one suitable for throwing
Usage: chiefly dialectal or regional; also spelled 'dornock'
2. a coarse linen fabric with a raised pattern, historically used for tablecloths and wall hangings
Usage: archaic; historical textile term

Examples

• The boy picked up a dornick from the riverbed and skipped it across the water.
• She threw a dornick at the window to get his attention.
• The old dornick tablecloth had been in the family for generations.
• Medieval households often displayed dornick fabrics as a sign of wealth.
• He gathered a handful of dornicks to use in the game.