An antimacassar is a piece of cloth or lace that is placed over the back or arms of chairs and sofas to protect them from dirt and stains. The term 'antimacassar' is derived from the name of a hair product called Macassar Oil, which was popular in the 19th century. The crossword solutions for the term 'antimacassar' are 'TIDY' (4 letters) and 'DOILY' (5 letters). A TIDY is an item used to keep things neat and organized, while a DOILY is a small, decorative mat made of lace or other fine material.