jute

noun
UK /dʒuːt/
US /dʒuːt/

Jute is a strong, soft plant fiber used to make rope and bags.

The farmer tied the sacks with jute rope.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A tall plant grown in warm places whose stems are used to make fiber.

Jute grows well in the warm, wet fields.

3. Cloth or bags made from this fiber.

She carried the rice in a jute bag.

4. A golden-brown color like the fiber.

The curtains were a soft jute shade.