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Definition of calico
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of calico is as below...
Calico
(n.) Plain white cloth made from
cotton,
but which
receives
distinctive
names
according
to
quality
and use, as, super
calicoes,
shirting
calicoes,
unbleached
calicoes,
etc..
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Calicoback
::
Calicoback
(n.) The
calico
bass.
Kalmia
::
Kalmia
(n.) A genus of North
American
shrubs
with
poisonous
evergreen
foliage
and
corymbs
of showy
flowers.
Called
also
mountain
laurel,
ivy bush, lamb kill,
calico
bush, etc..
Lactarene
::
Lactarene
(n.) A
preparation
of
casein
from milk, used in
printing
calico..
Doctor
::
Doctor
(n.) Any
mechanical
contrivance
intended
to
remedy
a
difficulty
or serve some
purpose
in an
exigency;
as, the
doctor
of a
calico-printing
machine,
which is a knife to
remove
superfluous
coloring
matter;
the
doctor,
or
auxiliary
engine,
called
also
donkey
engine..
Calico
::
Calico
(n.)
Cotton
cloth
printed
with a
figured
pattern.
Bandana
::
Bandana
(n.) A style of
calico
printing,
in which white or
bright
spots are
produced
upon cloth
previously
dyed of a
uniform
red or dark
color,
by
discharging
portions
of the color by
chemical
means,
while the rest of the cloth is under
pressure..
Wash
::
Wash (v. i.) To bear
without
injury
the
operation
of being
washed;
as, some
calicoes
do not
wash..
Print
::
Print (n.) A
printed
cloth;
a
fabric
figured
by
stamping,
especially
calico
or
cotton
cloth..
Turnbull''s Blue
::
Turnbull's
blue () The
double
cyanide
of
ferrous
and
ferric
iron, a dark blue
amorphous
substance
having
a
coppery
luster,
used in
dyeing,
calico
printing,
etc. Cf.
Prussian
blue, under
Prussian..
Gown
::
Gown (n.) The
ordinary
outer dress of a
woman;
as, a
calico
or silk
gown..
Dowlas
::
Dowlas
(n.) A
coarse
linen cloth made in the north of
England
and in
Scotland,
now
nearly
replaced
by
calico..
Calicoes
::
Calicoes
(pl. ) of
Calic.
Lapping
::
Lapping
(n.) A kind of
machine
blanket
or
wrapping
material
used by
calico
printers.
Calico
::
Calico
(n.) Plain white cloth made from
cotton,
but which
receives
distinctive
names
according
to
quality
and use, as, super
calicoes,
shirting
calicoes,
unbleached
calicoes,
etc..
Calico
::
Calico
(a.) Made of, or
having
the
appearance
of,
calico;
-- often
applied
to an
animal,
as a horse or cat, on whose body are large
patches
of a color
strikingly
different
from its main
color..
Cyanine
::
Cyanine
(n.) One of a
series
of
artificial
blue or red dyes
obtained
from
quinoline
and
lepidine
and used in
calico
printing.
Calicoback
::
Calicoback
(n.) An
hemipterous
insect
(Murgantia
histrionica)
which
injures
the
cabbage
and other
garden
plants;
--
called
also
calico
bug and
harlequin
cabbage
bug.
Lamplighter
::
Lamplighter
(n.) The
calico
bass.
Dress Goods
::
Dress goods () A term
applied
to
fabrics
for the gowns of women and
girls;
-- most
commonly
to
fabrics
of mixed
materials,
but also
applicable
to
silks,
printed
linens,
and
calicoes..
Paste
::
Paste (n.) A kind of
cement
made of flour and
water,
starch
and
water,
or the like, -- used for
uniting
paper or other
substances,
as in
bookbinding,
etc., -- also used in
calico
printing
as a
vehicle
for
mordant
or
color..
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