patchpiece

noun
UK /ˈpætʃpiːs/
US /ˈpætʃpiːs/

A patchpiece is a small piece of cloth used to cover a hole.

Grandma sewed a patchpiece onto my torn jeans.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A piece of material added to mend or strengthen something.

He used a leather patchpiece to fix the old bag.

3. A small section of ground or land.

They planted flowers in a sunny patchpiece near the fence.

4. A part of a quilt made from many small pieces.

Each patchpiece on the quilt had a different color.