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Definition of cotton
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Cotton
(v. i.) To go on
prosperously;
to
succeed.
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Turban
::
Turban
(n.) A
headdress
worn by men in the
Levant
and by most
Mohammedans
of the male sex,
consisting
of a cap, and a sash,
scarf,
or
shawl,
usually
of
cotton
or
linen,
wound about the cap, and
sometimes
hanging
down the
neck..
Pyroxylin
::
Pyroxylin
(n.) A
substance
resembling
gun
cotton
in
composition
and
properties,
but
distinct
in that it is more
highly
nitrified
and is
soluble
in
alcohol,
ether,
etc.; --
called
also
pyroxyle..
Shawl
::
Shawl (n.) A
square
or
oblong
cloth of wool,
cotton,
silk, or other
textile
or
netted
fabric,
used,
especially
by
women,
as a loose
covering
for the neck and
shoulders..
Devil
::
Devil (n.) A
machine
for
tearing
or
cutting
rags,
cotton,
etc..
Satinet
::
Satinet
(n.) A kind of cloth made of
cotton
warp and
woolen
filling,
used
chiefly
for
trousers..
Duck
::
Duck (n.) A linen (or
sometimes
cotton)
fabric,
finer and
lighter
than
canvas,
-- used for the
lighter
sails of
vessels,
the
sacking
of beds, and
sometimes
for men's
clothing..
Print
::
Print (n.) A
printed
cloth;
a
fabric
figured
by
stamping,
especially
calico
or
cotton
cloth..
Kalmuck
::
Kalmuck
(n.) A
coarse,
dyed,
cotton
cloth,
made in
Prussia..
Cretonne
::
Cretonne
(n.) A
fabric
with
cotton
warp and
woolen
weft.
Alpaca
::
Alpaca
(n.) A thin kind of cloth made of the wooly hair of the
alpaca,
often mixed with silk or with
cotton..
Niteosaccharin
::
Niteosaccharin
(n.) An
explosive
nitro
derivative
of
certain
sugars,
analogous
to
nitroglycerin,
gun
cotton,
etc..
Sheet
::
Sheet (v. t.) A broad piece of
cloth,
usually
linen or
cotton,
used for
wrapping
the body or for a
covering;
especially,
one used as an
article
of
bedding
next to the
body..
Lea
::
Lea (n.) A
measure
of yarn; for
linen,
300
yards;
for
cotton,
120
yards;
a lay..
Plantation
::
Plantation
(n.) The place
planted;
land
brought
under
cultivation;
a piece of
ground
planted
with trees or
useful
plants;
esp., in the
United
States
and West
Indies,
a large
estate
appropriated
to the
production
of the more
important
crops,
and
cultivated
by
laborers
who live on the
estate;
as, a
cotton
plantation;
a
coffee
plantation..
Sackcloth
::
Sackcloth
(n.) Linen or
cotton
cloth such as sacks are made of;
coarse
cloth;
anciently,
a cloth or
garment
worn in
mourning,
distress,
mortification,
or
penitence..
Purdah
::
Purdah
(n.) A
curtain
or
screen;
also, a
cotton
fabric
in blue and white
stripes,
used for
curtains..
Muslinet
::
Muslinet
(n.) A sort of
coarse
or light
cotton
cloth.
Wad
::
Wad (v. t.) To
insert
or crowd a wad into; as, to wad a gun; also, to stuff or line with some soft
substance,
or
wadding,
like
cotton;
as, to wad a
cloak..
Mule
::
Mule (n.) A
machine,
used in
factories,
for
spinning
cotton,
wool, etc., into yarn or
thread
and
winding
it into cops; --
called
also jenny and
mule-jenny..
Shirt
::
Shirt (n.) A loose
under-garment
for the upper part of the body, made of
cotton,
linen,
or other
material;
--
formerly
used of the
under-garment
of
either
sex, now
commonly
restricted
to that worn by men and
boys..
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