Twilled is a type of fabric weave that is characterized by a pattern of diagonal parallel ridges. It is created by passing the weft thread over one warp thread and then under two or more warp threads. Twilled fabrics are usually heavier and more durable than plain weaves, and they are often used for upholstery, outerwear, and other heavy-duty applications. The term 'twilled' is derived from the Old English word 'twillen, ' which means 'to weave.' The crossword solution for twilled is 'corded, ' which refers to the cord-like appearance of the fabric.