prunella
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pru·nel·la
(prū-nĕl'ə) 
also pru·nelle (-nĕl')
n.
A strong heavy fabric of worsted twill, used chiefly for shoe uppers, clerical robes, and academic gowns.
also pru·nelle (-nĕl')n.
A strong heavy fabric of worsted twill, used chiefly for shoe uppers, clerical robes, and academic gowns.
[Alteration of French prunelle, sloe, from Old French, diminutive of prune, prune. See prune1.]
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categories related to 'prunella'
- Fabrics and Cloth - prunella: twilled, lightweight, worsted fabric
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Prunella
Prunella can mean:
- Prunella (bird), also known as accentors or dunnocks
- Prunella (plant), also known as self-heal
- Prunella, an alternative name used in some parts of France for wine made from the Cinsaut grape
- Prunella (fairy tale), an Italian fairy tale
- Prunella (given name), list of people with this name
- Prunella (1918 film), 1918 silent film starring Marguerite Clark
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