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n |
lex_filenum |
06 |
def |
artifact made by weaving or felting or knitting or crocheting natural or synthetic fibers |
examples |
the fabric in the curtains was light and semitransparent woven cloth originated in Mesopotamia around 5000 BC she measured off enough material for a dress
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Outgoing links |
Hypernym |
artifact, artefact |
Hyponym |
aba; acrylic; Aertex; alpaca; baize; basket weave; batik; batiste; belting; bombazine; boucle; broadcloth; broadcloth; brocade; buckram; bunting; calico; cambric; camel's hair, camelhair; camlet; camouflage, camo; canopy; canvas, canvass; cashmere; cerecloth; challis; chambray; chenille; chiffon; chino; chintz; coating; cobweb; cord, corduroy; cotton; cotton flannel, Canton flannel; crepe, crape; cretonne; crinoline; damask; denim, dungaree, jean; diamante; diaper; dimity; doeskin; drapery; duck; duffel, duffle; elastic; etamine, etamin; faille; felt; fiber, fibre, vulcanized fiber; flannel; flannelette; fleece; foulard; frieze; fustian; gabardine; georgette; gingham; grogram; grosgrain; haircloth, hair; herringbone; homespun; hopsacking, hopsack; horsehair; jaconet; jacquard; khadi, khaddar; khaki; knit; lace; lame; leatherette, imitation leather; linen; linsey-woolsey; lint; lisle; mackinaw; mackintosh, macintosh; madras; marseille; metallic; mohair; moire, watered-silk; moleskin; monk's cloth; moquette; moreen; motley; mousseline de sole; muslin; nankeen; net, network, mesh, meshing, meshwork; ninon; nylon; oilcloth; olive drab; organza; paisley; panting, trousering; pepper-and-salt; percale; permanent press, durable press; piece of cloth, piece of material; pilot cloth; pinstripe; pique; plush; polyester; pongee; poplin; print; quilting; rayon; rep, repp; sackcloth; sacking, bagging; sailcloth; samite; sateen; satin; satinet, satinette; screening; scrim; seersucker; serge; shag; shantung; sharkskin; sheeting; shirting; shirttail; silesia; silk; spandex; sponge cloth; stammel; suede cloth, suede; suiting; swan's down; taffeta; tammy; tapa, tappa; tapestry, tapis; tartan, plaid; terry, terry cloth, terrycloth; ticking; toweling, towelling; tweed; twill; upholstery material; Velcro; velour, velours; velvet; velveteen; vicuna; Viyella; voile; wash-and-wear; waterproof; web; webbing; whipcord; wincey; wire cloth; wool, woolen, woollen; worsted; yoke; pina cloth |
Part meronym |
edging; hem |
Substance meronym |
warp; woof, weft, filling, pick |
Incoming links |
Pertainym (pertains to noun) |
textile → fabric |
Hyponym |
artifact, artefact |
Hypernym |
aba; acrylic; Aertex; alpaca; baize; basket weave; batik; batiste; belting; bombazine; boucle; broadcloth; broadcloth; brocade; buckram; bunting; calico; cambric; camel's hair, camelhair; camlet; camouflage, camo; canopy; canvas, canvass; cashmere; cerecloth; challis; chambray; chenille; chiffon; chino; chintz; coating; cobweb; cord, corduroy; cotton; cotton flannel, Canton flannel; crepe, crape; cretonne; crinoline; damask; denim, dungaree, jean; diamante; diaper; dimity; doeskin; drapery; duck; duffel, duffle; elastic; etamine, etamin; faille; felt; fiber, fibre, vulcanized fiber; flannel; flannelette; fleece; foulard; frieze; fustian; gabardine; georgette; gingham; grogram; grosgrain; haircloth, hair; herringbone; homespun; hopsacking, hopsack; horsehair; jaconet; jacquard; khadi, khaddar; khaki; knit; lace; lame; leatherette, imitation leather; linen; linsey-woolsey; lint; lisle; mackinaw; mackintosh, macintosh; madras; marseille; metallic; mohair; moire, watered-silk; moleskin; monk's cloth; moquette; moreen; motley; mousseline de sole; muslin; nankeen; net, network, mesh, meshing, meshwork; ninon; nylon; oilcloth; olive drab; organza; paisley; panting, trousering; pepper-and-salt; percale; permanent press, durable press; piece of cloth, piece of material; pilot cloth; pinstripe; pique; plush; polyester; pongee; poplin; print; quilting; rayon; rep, repp; sackcloth; sacking, bagging; sailcloth; samite; sateen; satin; satinet, satinette; screening; scrim; seersucker; serge; shag; shantung; sharkskin; sheeting; shirting; shirttail; silesia; silk; spandex; sponge cloth; stammel; suede cloth, suede; suiting; swan's down; taffeta; tammy; tapa, tappa; tapestry, tapis; tartan, plaid; terry, terry cloth, terrycloth; ticking; toweling, towelling; tweed; twill; upholstery material; Velcro; velour, velours; velvet; velveteen; vicuna; Viyella; voile; wash-and-wear; waterproof; web; webbing; whipcord; wincey; wire cloth; wool, woolen, woollen; worsted; yoke; pina cloth |
Part holonym |
edging; hem |
Substance holonym |
warp; woof, weft, filling, pick |
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<def>artifact made by weaving or felting or knitting or crocheting natural or synthetic fibers<def/>
<example>the fabric in the curtains was light and semitransparent<example/>
<example>woven cloth originated in Mesopotamia around 5000 BC<example/>
<example>she measured off enough material for a dress<example/>
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