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Definition of linen
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Linen (n.)
Underclothing,
esp. the
shirt,
as
being,
in
former
times,
chiefly
made of
linen..
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Linsey-woolsey
::
Linsey-woolsey
(n.) Cloth made of linen and wool,
mixed..
Linigerous
::
Linigerous
(a.)
Bearing
flax;
producing
linen.
Cellulose
::
Cellulose
(n.) The
substance
which
constitutes
the
essential
part of the solid
framework
of
plants,
of
ordinary
wood,
linen,
paper,
etc. It is also found to a
slight
extent
in
certain
animals,
as the
tunicates.
It is a
carbohydrate,
(C6H10O5)n,
isomeric
with
starch,
and is
convertible
into
starches
and
sugars
by the
action
of heat and
acids.
When pure, it is a white
amorphous
mass. See
Starch,
Granulose,
Lignin..
Plaster
::
Plaster
(n.) An
external
application
of a
consistency
harder
than
ointment,
prepared
for use by
spreading
it on
linen,
leather,
silk, or other
material.
It is
adhesive
at the
ordinary
temperature
of the body, and is used,
according
to its
composition,
to
produce
a
medicinal
effect,
to bind parts
together,
etc.; as, a
porous
plaster;
sticking
plaster..
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..
Dry Goods
::
Dry goods () A
commercial
name for
textile
fabrics,
cottons,
woolens,
linen,
silks,
laces,
etc., -- in
distinction
from
groceries..
Damask
::
Damask
(n.) Linen so woven that a
pattern
in
produced
by the
different
directions
of the
thread,
without
contrast
of
color..
Corporale
::
Corporale
(a.) A fine linen
cloth,
on which the
sacred
elements
are
consecrated
in the
eucharist,
or with which they are
covered;
a
communion
cloth..
Spineless
::
Spinel
(n.)
Bleached
yarn in
making
the linen tape
called
inkle;
unwrought
inkle.
Lint
::
Lint (n.) Linen
scraped
or
otherwise
made into a soft, downy or
fleecy
substance
for
dressing
wounds
and
sores;
also, fine
ravelings,
down,
fluff,
or loose short
fibers
from yarn or
fabrics..
Reel
::
Reel (n.) A
machine
on which yarn is wound and
measured
into lays and
hanks,
-- for
cotton
or linen it is
fifty-four
inches
in
circuit;
for
worsted,
thirty
inches..
Crash
::
Crash (n.)
Coarse,
heavy,
narrow
linen
cloth,
used esp. for
towels..
Tinder
::
Tinder
(n.)
Something
very
inflammable,
used for
kindling
fire from a
spark,
as
scorched
linen..
Toy
::
Toy (v. t.) A
headdress
of linen or
woolen,
that hangs down over the
shoulders,
worn by old women of the lower
classes;
--
called
also toy
mutch..
Pall
::
Pall (n.) A piece of
cardboard,
covered
with linen and
embroidered
on one side; -- used to put over the
chalice..
Scorch
::
Scorch
(v. t.) To burn
superficially;
to
parch,
or
shrivel,
the
surface
of, by heat; to
subject
to so much heat as
changes
color and
texture
without
consuming;
as, to
scorch
linen..
Mangle
::
Mangle
(n.) A
machine
for
smoothing
linen or
cotton
cloth,
as
sheets,
tablecloths,
napkins,
and
clothing,
by
roller
pressure..
Batiste
::
Batiste
(n.)
Originally,
cambric
or lawn of fine
linen;
now
applied
also to cloth of
similar
texture
made of
cotton..
Tent
::
Tent (n.) A roll of lint or
linen,
or a
conical
or
cylindrical
piece of
sponge
or other
absorbent,
used
chiefly
to
dilate
a
natural
canal,
to keep open the
orifice
of a
wound,
or to
absorb
discharges..
Hesp
::
Hesp (n.) A
measure
of two hanks of linen
thread.
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