1. Plural of homespun; cloth made of yarn spun at home, typically coarse and durable.
Usage: Usually used in plural form when referring to multiple pieces or types of the fabric.
2. Plural of homespun; people or things that are simple, unpretentious, or made without sophistication.
Usage: Figurative use; often refers to simple or rustic people or products.

Examples

• The museum displayed several homespuns from the colonial era.
• She preferred homespuns to expensive imported fabrics for everyday wear.
• The settlers wore homespuns made from wool and flax.
• These homespuns reflect the practical craftsmanship of early American families.
• The shop sold traditional homespuns alongside modern textiles.
• Homespuns were valued for their durability and warmth in frontier communities.