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Often used in the same context:
dearling,
odell,
pirrie,
besant,
cawker,
marner,
smeath,
brast,
breth,
burman,
rounce,
dennet,
paviour,
loller,
cosier,
gilliver,
hoit,
meacock,
phyfe,
algate,
shiplet,
dowers,
mochel,
godden,
styan,
vivers,
skreen,
sturmer,
bartle,
dosser,
whiskin,
spary,
macinnes,
crupper,
dabb,
evanish,
calkin,
nicols,
stooks,
krull,
calk,
hepworth,
lole,
farness,
geering,
valure,
heggen,
vair,
biffin,
stean,
gradus,
maclachlan,
whetter,
teasdale,
carde,
bawden,
hasted,
cobbing,
horal,
erke,
standage,
pyrography,
cruikshank,
spane,
handford,
fugo,
candlewick,
skaith,
outwin,
abnet,
mcgovern,
kirman,
brannock,
sowl,
rimple,
kerver,
diggory,
woolen,
serr,
goodbar,
misseldine,
pearch,
rudish,
minde,
kittel,
birtwhistle,
strelitz,
tepp,
hulan,
frickle,
layland,
shacklock,
levesque,
pingle,
goman,
plew,
brinton,
honeybun,
owler,
dubois,
pullen,
loger,
woollens,
cloths,
flannel,
cloth,
wool,
cotton,
overcoats,
woolens,
wools,
blankets,
calico,
cottons,
yarn,
socks,
stockings,
stuffs,
cloaks,
homespun,
shawls,
worsted,
linen,
textile,
handloom,
loom,
fustian,
jute,
shoddy,
handwoven,
silk,
undyed,
dyed,
flax,
hempen,
lumber
More specific:
tweed
Appears in the definition of:
contract,
mothproof
More general:
cloth,
fabric,
material,
textile
Synonyms:
wool,
woolen
Also try:
— Adjectives for woollen:
coarse,
white,
thick,
red,
english,
fine,
black,
brown,
decayed,
heavy,
plain,
more...
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