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How do you pronounce sarape?
It is pronounced as "suh-rah-pay."
Which six-letter word refers to a Mexican blanket often slipped over the head and worn draped over the shoulder?
That is a sarape.
What is the homograph for touched and heavy cloth?
The homograph for touched and heavy cloth is "felt." "Felt" can refer to the past tense of touch and also to a type of heavy fabric made of compressed fibers.
What is the difference in meaning between cloth and a cloth?
Cloth is the abstract form of the noun. It can refer to any unknown quantity of cloth. A cloth must refer to a specific piece of cloth, such as a handkerchief or a dishtowel.
What does zarape mean in spanish?
"Zarape" is a Spanish word that refers to a traditional Mexican blanket or shawl. It is typically made of brightly colored woven fabric with intricate patterns. Zarapes are often worn as clothing or used for decoration in Mexican culture.
What do you call a cloth made from wool?
Cloth made from wool is called wool cloth.
What is a cloth made out of and what's the process?
what is made in to cloth by this process
What cloth is made out of plants?
Cotton cloth is made out of plants
Why did astronauts fixed a tin flag instead of a flag made of cloth?
They did not. The flag was made of cloth
Thread is made into cloth by this process?
Thread is made into cloth by weaving.
Why are umbrellas made of black cloth and not white?
there not they are made in all sorts of cloth
How is a katana made?
it is made with a special cloth, it is called ma tuba cloth
According to legend when was andrika cloth first made?
when was adinkra cloth made
How do you pronounce sarape?
It is pronounced as "suh-rah-pay."
How is cloth made from polyester?
The polyester material is made into threads, and the thread is then woven into cloth.
What are sarapes?
Sarape: a type of Mexican blanket See 'Related Links' below this box.
Which action figures are made of cloth and washable?
There are some good GI Joe cloth ragdolls. For girls, consider Anne dolls made of cloth.
