Results for: silk thread
English English
beat with a whip, flog, flagellate, flagellated, having whip-like parts (Biology); sending out runners or creepers (Botany), microorganism with flagella, resembling a long thread, whip somebody//flagellate, with appendages resembling threadsflagellate
bed clothes, clothes worn while sleeping; loose-fitting pants that are made of cotton or silk and are worn by men and women in countries such as India and Turkey, loose pants worn in Eastern countries, sleeping clothespajamas
bind with a cord, tie, bind, body part resembling rope, chord, electrical cable, fastening or belt, pants, ribbed fabric, rope; string, wire; thread, stack wood in cords, string or rope, tie with cord, unit of volume for cut timbercord
bits of thread or fluff from cloth or yarn; scraped and softened linen (for bandaging); C language processor that performs a thorough check of the source code (Computers), cotton fibers, material for covering woundslint
black band indicating mourning, crepe, fine cloth, thin light fabric of silk or cotton; thin paper; black band signifying mourningcrape
black-footed ferret, domesticated polecat, ferreting, hunt using ferret, hunt with a ferret; drive out; worry; investigate; search about; find, discover (after searching), persistent searcher, silk tape, small mammal which is bred for hunting rabbits a...ferret
bombasine, fabric made of silk and wool, twilled materialbombazine
bombazine, fabric made of silk and woolbombasine
border on lace or braid, gold or silver thread, knit with purl, see also:knit, stitch in knittingpurl; pearl
brocade, canopy, permanent ornamental canopy over an alter or tomb (Architecture); portable canopy used in religious processions, silk cloth interwoven with silver or gold threads and used for ceremonial purposesbaldachin
bundle, bundle straw or hay, move like wisp, small bundle; trace, hint; something small and delicate; tuft, small quantity (e.g. of hair), somebody slender and delicate, something insubstantial, something resembling threadwisp
bush producing downy fiber, fabric made from cotton, like; be friendly with, plant of the mallow family; white fluffy fibers produced by this plant; thread spun from cotton fibers; fabric woven from cotton thread, soft fiber, something made of cotton, ...cotton
catch; steal; plead guilty, grab, obtain drugs, police officer, roll of threadcop
cellulose used in making rayon, rayon made from viscose, artificial silk fabric made from cellulose; cellulosic fibers and thread used to fabricate rayonviscose
champagne cocktail, flowering tree with sensitive leaves, silk tree, type of tropical plant with clusters of small flowers and leaves that are sensitive to touch (Botany)mimosa
 

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