Results for: wrap in cloth
English English
wrap in clothenswathe
(British) cigarette butt, last and worst part of something, remnant of clothfag end
(British) package, bundle; group, gang; field, plot of land, yard, batch of commercial goods, bunch, make parcel of something, bundle; divide, partition; wrap, cover, portion, protect rope, something wrapped upparcel
(British) thick woolen cloth for overcoats; coat made of this clothfearnought
a commotion or disturbance, bind, wrap; twist, wind, contraceptive device, curve or bend, cylinder, roll; ring, link; wrapping, winding, device supplying electricity to spark plugs, loop, pipes arranged in rows or spiral, roll of stamps, series of loop...coil
a trademark for a brand of outerwear, especially waterproof cloth raincoats and accessoriesBurberry
absorbent baby clothing, absorbent cloth worn by babies (as underpants), decorate with diaper pattern, fabric with diaper pattern, nappy, pattern of small motifs, put a diaper on, put diaper on babydiaper
absorbent cloth, dishtowel, dry somebody with towel, piece of fabric used to dry things, wipe or dry with a toweltowel
accept defeat, bend flat, bend in rock, bend limbs together, bend rock, bend to make compact, bend; be bent; pleat; crease; wrap, enfold, envelop; stir gently; clasp, cross (i.e. the hands or arms), bend; pleat; crease; depression in the ground, hollow...fold
accumulate in a body part, business trust, collective resource, communal fund; treasury, general financial fund; any of a number of games played on a cloth covered table with cues and balls, billiards, deep part of water, form a pool, form of billiards...pool
aching pain, article of clothing, bind pages, close wound, complete movement of a threaded needle through cloth or other material; single loop of yarn (Knitting); particular method of sewing; sudden intense pain; bit, small amount; piece of clothing, l...stitch
act of slipping, be forgotten, cloth covering, cutting, deformation of a crystal, delicate young person, disengage the clutch, dislocate a bone, err, error, fail to engage, get worse, glide, move smoothly and easily; sneak, move quietly; slide; slowly ...slip
affectionate embrace, congratulate yourself, embrace affectionately, clasping of the arms around a person or thing, hold tightly, wrap the arms tightly around (a person or thing); cling to, cherish (an opinion, belief, etc.), keep close, put your arms ...hug
aim gun at, be all over, be worn on, be wrapped around, binding of book or magazine, buy replacement stock, casing; lid; wrapper; binding; shelter; insurance, cloth that covers furniture, copulate with female, cover charge, cover version, coverage, cov...cover
altar cloth covering, book of prayers and hymns, evening prayer book; altar cover, of vespers, of evening prayervesperal
 

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