zebra-printhttp://www.oed.com/dictionary/zebra-print_n%3Ftab%3Dmeaning_and_usezebra print, n. & adj.
First published 2017

zebra printnoun & adjective

  1. 1932–
    a. n. A pattern, motif, etc., resembling the striped coat of a zebra; (also) a fabric bearing such a design; b. adj. designating any of various products, esp. textile fabrics, garments, etc., having this design.
    1. 1932
      Schiaparelli's Paisley patterns and Lanvin's checkered or zigzag or zebra prints are a change from floral designs.
      New York Times 14 February viii. 13
    2. 1942
      Playsuit and overskirt of zebra-print spun rayon.
      Harper's Bazaar December 68 (advertisement)
    3. 1978
      She is dressed in zebra print with see-through sleeves and plunging neckline.
      Washington Post 31 August a3/1
    4. 2011
      Add a zebra-print rug, and you have instant glamour.
      J. DeMontravel, Hers i. 23

Originally published as part of the entry for zebra, n.

zebra print, n. & adj. was first published in 2017.