muslin in Irish
muslin in Irish is muislín — muslin means a lightweight, plain-woven cotton fabric.
muslin in Irish
muislín
(textile) Any of several varieties of thin cotton cloth.
What does "muslin" mean?
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noun A lightweight, plain-woven cotton fabric.
"She wrapped the cheese in muslin before hanging it to dry."
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noun A rough, inexpensive test version of a dress pattern made up before cutting the real fabric.
"The designer made a muslin first to check the fit before using the expensive silk."
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muslin in a sentence
- She wrapped the cheese in muslin before hanging it to dry.
- The baby was swaddled in a soft muslin blanket.
- The designer made a muslin first to check the fit before using the expensive silk.
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What is "muslin" in Irish?
"muslin" in Irish is muislín. muslin means: A lightweight, plain-woven cotton fabric.
How do you use "muslin" in a sentence?
Example: "She wrapped the cheese in muslin before hanging it to dry." In Irish, "muslin" is muislín.
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