Mat Or Matt Or Matte

Mat noun a thin surface layer.

Mat or matt or matte.

Iceland moss growing in a mat. As a verb mat is to cover protect or decorate with mats. Mat noun a thin layer of woven non woven or knitted fiber that serves as reinforcement to a material. The forms matt and matte are perhaps based on the earlier french feminine form matte 17th to 18th centuries.

The mat of a daguerreotype. Matt adjective alternative spelling of matte. Though mat is the most widely recognized spelling all three words mean the same thing. As a adjective matt is matte.

Mat noun a thick paper or paperboard border used to inset and center the contents of a frame. A rigid paper border that divides the image from the glass and the frame. The oxford american dictionary has mat as an alternative spelling of matte. The answer is simple.

Matt noun alternative spelling of mat nodot yesan alloy in coppersmithing. Matte or matt may also refer to a smooth non reflective finish. As adjectives the difference between matt and matte is that matt is while matte is dull not reflective of light. Matte noun a decorative border around a picture used to inset and center the contents of a frame.

The modern feminine form is mate it gives only matt as the current spelling. Matt is a synonym of matte. As nouns the difference between matt and matte is that matt is an alloy in coppersmithing while matte is arts photography a decorative border around a picture.