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An old cloth is often referred to as a "rag." Rags can be made from various types of fabric and are typically used for cleaning, patching, or repurposing. In some contexts, particularly in literature or historical references, they may also be called "tattered cloth" or "worn fabric."
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Another name for a preshrunk cloth?
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rag
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from old cloth
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from old cloth
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Rag.
