the.com/texture
the surface telling you what something is before your eyes get a vote
means The feel or visual quality of a surface — how rough, smooth, grainy, or layered something is to the touch or the eye.
from From Latin 'textura,' meaning a weaving or web, from 'texere,' to weave — the same thread that runs through 'textile' and even 'text' (a text being words woven together). Originally texture was quite literally the way fibers were interlaced in cloth; over time it loosened from the loom to mean the felt grain of anything at all.
velvet illusioncorduroy and velvet trick fingers, not light
food sciencecrunch sells freshness more than taste
sound texturerough surfaces literally sound louder when scraped
brain tricksmooth screens feel cheaper than textured ones
music tootexture means how many sounds stack at once