woollen+cloth

  • 111melton — strong and smooth heavy woollen cloth Fabric and Cloth …

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  • 112musterdevillers — archaic mixed grey woollen cloth Fabric and Cloth …

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  • 113raploch — coarse undyed woollen cloth Fabric and Cloth …

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  • 114Kendal Green — [ kɛnd(ə)l] noun 1》 a kind of rough green woollen cloth. 2》 the green colour of this cloth. Origin from the name of Kendal, a town in Cumbria …

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  • 115beaver — beaver1 noun (plural same or beavers) 1》 a large semiaquatic broad tailed rodent, noted for its habit of gnawing through trees to fell them in order to make lodges and dams. [Castor canadensis (N. America) and C. fiber (Eurasia).]     ↘the soft… …

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  • 116duffel — (also duffle) noun 1》 a coarse woollen cloth with a thick nap. 2》 N. Amer. sporting or camping equipment. Origin C17: from Duffel, a town in Belgium where the cloth was orig. made …

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  • 117facecloth — noun 1》 a small towelling cloth for washing one s face. 2》 Brit. smooth surfaced woollen cloth …

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  • 118kersey — [ kə:zi] noun a kind of coarse ribbed cloth with a short nap, woven from short stapled wool. Origin ME: prob. from Kersey, a town in Suffolk where woollen cloth was made …

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  • 119loden — [ ləʊd(ə)n] noun 1》 a thick waterproof woollen cloth. 2》 the dark green colour in which such cloth is often made. Origin early 20th cent.: from Ger. Loden …

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  • 120pea jacket — noun a short double breasted overcoat of coarse woollen cloth, formerly worn by sailors. Origin C18: prob. from Du. pijjakker, from pij coat of coarse cloth + jekker jacket …

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