1) Cloth 2) Cotton fabric 3) Curtain goods 4) Drapery cloth 5) Drapery fabric 6) Drapery material 7) Drapery stuff 8) Fabric 9) Glazed cotton fabric 10) Glazed fabric 11) Indian invention 12) Material 13) Painted fabric 14) Slang for a bedbug 15) Textile
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1) Fabric 2) Print
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glazed printed cotton fabric
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• (n.) Cotton cloth, printed with flowers and other devices, in a number of different colors, and often glazed.
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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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A printed and glazed fabric, usually cotton.
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A tightly woven glazed evenweave, usually of cotton.
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a cotton printed in several colors on a light or white background
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A plainweave fabric, which has been glazed to produce a polished look. Fabric must be dry cleaned as the glazing will wash off the machine laundering.
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A printed and glazed fabric.
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Medium weight, plain weave cotton fabric with a glazed finish often used for slipcovers and curtains. Available in solid colors or prints.
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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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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.
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Brightly colored and polished fabric.
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A plain-weave fabric, printed multi-coloured cotton fabric with a glazed finish to give a polished finish, used esp. for curtains and upholstery. Also sometimes also referred to for a covering with a dense, all-over pattern of flowers.
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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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Chintz is slang for a bedbug.
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Fabric generally woven of cotton. It has a high sheen, glossy look to it. Usually used for upholstery or home decorating, but can be used for a nice jacket, blouse, or high fashion item.
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noun a brightly printed and glazed cotton fabric
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A plain-weave fabric, which has been glazed to produce a polished look. Fabric must be dry-cleaned as the glazing will wash off with machine laundering. Suitable for drapes and lining.
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Calico cloth printed with large flamboyant designs, typically with a floral print. This plain-weave fabric is often starched for stiffness and calendered with wax to produce a smooth shiny surface. Fabric must be dry-cleaned as the glazing will wash off with machine laundering.
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Not a print or fabric
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Closely woven, lustrous, plain weave cotton fabric, printed or plain, that has been friction calendered or glazed. Much used for curtainings and upholstery.
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[Fabrics] A usually glazed printed cotton fabric.
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a printed cotton fabric, glazed or unglazed, used esp. for draperies. · a painted or stained calico from India.
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