moreen
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mo·reen
(mə-rēn', mô-) 
n.
A sturdy ribbed fabric of wool, cotton, or wool and cotton, often with an embossed finish, used for clothing and upholstery.
n.
A sturdy ribbed fabric of wool, cotton, or wool and cotton, often with an embossed finish, used for clothing and upholstery.
[Possibly from MOIRÉ.]
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categories related to 'moreen'
- Fabrics and Cloth - moreen: heavy wool or wool and cotton with moiré finish, for curtains or petticoats
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