batting
fabric
Also known as: wadding
Quick Summary
The term "batting" refers to layers or sheets of fibrous material, such as cotton, wool, or synthetic fibers. This material is commonly used for lining quilts, as stuffing, or for packaging.1
A "batt" is essentially a piece of batting, often square-shaped. The word "batting" can also describe the action of using or having the ability with a bat.21
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