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cotton flannel
cotton flannel
noun
- a plain-weave or twill-weave fabric with nap on one side only Also calledCanton flannel
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yvlog History and Origins
Origin of cotton flannel1
First recorded in 1835–45
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The filtration efficiency of woven, 100 percent cotton flannels increased from 12 percent to 45 percent during the tests.
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And a man’s work shirt, cotton flannel, and boys’ tennis shoes.
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He uses a cheap cotton flannel, then a terry tea towel to buff.
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After pouring the Yamazaki into the only clean glass I had left, I ripped open the package and put on my new Wick & Spindle organic cotton flannel, then laid down on my couch and cried.
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But far worse than this was the fact that she was still in her clothes, for she had firmly refused the offer of Mae’s spare nightgown, with its seeming miles of faded cotton flannel.
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