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twal; rhyme it with ball
Pronounce it "twal" by all means, but don't rhyme it with "ball", as that would make it "tall"! It's from the French, and the best way to anglicise the pronunciation is "twahl".
First, they are two very different things. Toule (usually spelled Tulle) or "Tool" is the netting-type of fabric that is used to make tu-tus or crinolines.
Toile or "Twall", which does rhyme with ball, as is the word "tall" (perhaps a little bit of confusion between the concepts of "rhyming" and "spelling"), is a linen fabric that has a bucolic print, usually blue or black on white but any combination is possible, that is often seen used in French Country or French Colonial designs.
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toule
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La Toile Daligram was created in 1972.
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toile
What are tuiles made of?
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What is the origin of the word toile?
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