1) Deeply piled 2) French word used in English 3) Lavish 4) Like a thick carpet 5) Like deep-pile carpet 6) Like expensive carpeting 7) Like luxurious carpeting 8) Like some carpeting 9) Like some expensive carpeting 10) Like thick carpets 11) Lucullan 12) Lush 13) Luxurious 14) Luxurious fabric 15) More than comfy
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1) Lucullan 2) Luxurious 3) Opulent 4) Plushy 5) Soft 6) Sumptuous
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Stuffed animals to be given away as prizes
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Plush (from French peluche) is a textile having a cut nap or pile the same as fustian or velvet. Originally the pile of plush consisted of mohair or worsted yarn, but now silk by itself or with a cotton backing is used for plush, the distinction from velvet being found in the longer and less dense pile of plush. The soft material is largely used f...
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• (n.) A textile fabric with a nap or shag on one side, longer and softer than the nap of velvet.
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Used for upholstery since at least the 18thC, but in the 19thC was especially popular for table coverings and curtains.
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(from the article `pile`) Velvet is a short-pile fabric and plush a long-pile fabric, both of which have pile formed by warp threads. Velveteen is fabric with pile formed of ...
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A compactly woven fabric with warp pile higher than that of velvet. Made of cotton, wool, silk, or manmade fiber, often woven as double face fabric and then sheared apart. Higher pile gives bristly texture. Usually piece dyed but may be printed.
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(Hatters Plush) Cloth of silk or cotton, with a longer and softer nap than velvet.
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Fabric similar to velvet but coarser and with a longer pile, sometimes called 'poor man's velvet'. Hard-wearing wool plush has been used for upholstery since at least the 18thC, but in the 19thC was especially popular for table coverings and curtains. High-grade plush was woven from silk, cotton or a combination of both. In the 20thC plush was used …...
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Plush noun [ French
pluche ,
peluche (cf. Italian
peluzzo ), from Latin
pilus hair. See
pile hair, and confer
Peruke .] A textile fabric with a nap or shag on one side, longer and softer than the nap of velvet.
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A rich soft fabric, woven with warp pile higher than that of velvet. It can be made from cotton, wool, silk, or manmade fibre, often woven as double face fabric and then sheared apart. Often used for cloth nappies, stuffed toys and blankets.
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Plush wines feel polished, rich, opulent or supple in the mouth. This is a good quality in a wine.
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n] - a fabric with a nap that is longer and softer than velvet
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Dense, fine hair with a very soft feel; referring to Rex fur
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noun a fabric with a nap that is longer and softer than velvet
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Short napped material available as a lining for STAR CASES.
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A compactly woven fabric with warp pile higher than that of velvet. Made of cotton, wool, silk, or manmade fiber, often woven as double face fabric and then sheared apart. Higher pile gives bristly texture. Usually piece-dyed but may be printed. Used for coats, upholstery.
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Velvet with a deep, soft pile, plush is easily found in childrens' stuffed animals. From the French word peluche meaning hairy, plush fabric can also be knitted for a bit of stretch.
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A cut pile carpet in which the individual carpet fibers appear to be cut the same length. The carpet offers a smooth, luxurious surface.
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