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1. Chintz
   Chintz is slang for a bedbug.
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2. Chintz
   Chintz is slang for a bedbug.
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3. chintz
   [n] - a brightly printed and glazed cotton fabric
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4. chintz
   Printed fabric, usually glazed, popular for furnishings. In England in the late 16th and 17th centuries the term was used for Indian painted and printed cotton fabrics (calicos) and later for...
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5. chintz
   Cotton furnishing fabric in plain dyes or with printed patterns, and from the 1850s with a highly glazed finish. The word is from the Hindu chint (variegated) and at first applied to painted or printed calicoes imported from India in the 17thC.
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6. Chintz
   Chintz noun ; plural Chintzes . [ Hindi chīnt spotted cotton clooth, chīntā spot .] Cotton cloth, printed with flowers and other devices, in a number of different colors, and often glazed. Swift.
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7. chintz
   noun a brightly printed and glazed cotton fabric
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8. Chintz
   • (n.) Cotton cloth, printed with flowers and other devices, in a number of different colors, and often glazed.
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9. chintz
   plainwoven, printed or solid-colour, glazed cotton fabric, frequently a highly glazed printed calico. Originally `chintz` (from the Hindi word ...
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10. chintz
    a cotton printed in several colors on a light or white background
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11. chintz
    chintz (chints) [probably Hindustani,=variegated], originally a painted or stained calico from India. Esteemed for its bright colors and designs, it was used in Europe for bedcovers and draperies. Reproductions of Indian designs and also original patterns were soon produced. Especially noted was toi...
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12. Chintz
    Originally, chintz was a painted or stained calico imported from India, the term now applies to any brightly patterned cotton fabric with a glazed finish.
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13. chintz
    Cotton furnishing fabric in plain dyes or with printed patterns, and from the 1850s with a highly glazed finish. The word is from the Hindu chint (variegated) and at first applied to painted or printed calicoes imported from India in the 17thC.
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14. Chintz
    , India, c. 1710–1725. V&A Museum collections. `Chintz` is glazed calico cloth printed with flowers and other patterns in different colours. Unglazed calico is called "cretonne". The word Calico is derived from the name of the Indian city Calicut (Kozhikkode in native Malayalam)...
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