1. The art of embroidery; work in gold, silver, silk, or other thread, formed by the needle on cloth-stuffs, and muslin, into various figures; variegation or diversity of figures and colours; artificial ornaments.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• emboridery,
• emboroidery,
• embrordery,
• embroidry,
• embroyder,
• embroidary,
• embroiderey,
• embrodary,
• embroiderery,
• embordery,
• emboidery,
• embroiderd,
• embrodery,
• embroided,
• embriodery,
• embroideed,
• embiordery,
• embrodiery,
• embroyders,
• embroder

• emperor,
• embroiled,
• embroiders,
• embrocate,
• embroiderer,
• embroidered,
• embryonic,
• embroil,
• embroider,
• embroideress,
• embryotic.

The adjective form of the word "embroidery" is "embroidered".

The plural of the "embroidery" can be the "embroideries".

The singular of the "embroidery" can be the "embroidery".