flannel
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3.6
- noun
- /ˈflænəl/
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franela
- She loves to wear her soft flannel pajamas on cold nights.
- a flannel shirt
- jeans and a flannel
This is the flannel shirt that I designed with the Nordstrom team.
- This is the flannel shirt that I designed with the Nordstrom team.
- I will use dental floss and then I will Don flannel pajamas.
- You, you have like sort of the buttons of a pea coat on a flannel shirt, which I find very strange.
- And then this one, which is essentially Alfie's nightmare, he hates flannel bed sheets because he gets too hot.
- Some are flannel by the Carhartt clothing company.
- I just look at this and I think fall and it's flannels are really comfy and they keep me warm and they're just so casual and I love that.
- I have on a supreme flannel, a Calvin Klein white T-shirt, a white snap back ironically cut up blue nudie denims.
- Go put your doctor flannel or you can get yours.
- And then online training, apparel business, we had those flannels, they went crazy.
- I have a flannel with some details on it.
Examples
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She looks hot in that flannel nightgown.
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By the fireplace, in our flannel pajamas.
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I think it is actually a flannel dress.
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Is she still wearing flannel to bed?
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Look at my new flannel sweater.
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Here, stand up straight so I can tuck in your new flannel shirt.
Fiction book (1993) -
I always saw you more as a flannel pj's kind of guy.
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Now there's nothing like blue flannel for a man.
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This is the flannel shirt that I designed with the Nordstrom team.
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He had on a flannel shirt that day, had on some corduroy trousers.
Synonyms
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5.8
A light cotton cloth with a checked pattern used for clothes or home items
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2.9
A warm cotton cloth with a soft side used for clothes and sheets
A soft cotton cloth used for pajamas and sheets that keeps you warm
A heavy cotton cloth brushed on one side to make it soft for sheets and pajamas
Compounds
- Archaic
A heavy cotton cloth brushed on one side to make it soft for sheets and pajamas
How Soft
Surface Forms
Etymology
Flannel comes from the Welsh gwlanen 'woollen cloth', from gwlan 'wool', so it names a soft, warm fabric used for shirts, sheets, and other clothes.