muslin
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3.8
- noun
- /ˈmʌzlɪn/
- Specialized
:
muselina
- He chose a light muslin fabric for the curtains to keep the room airy and bright.
- white muslin
And then you have to make muslins and samples.
- And then you have to make muslins and samples.
- And I use a muslin cloth instead of a washcloth.
- In our other packing cube I have the blankets and the muslin wraps.
- Use it with a muslin cloth and your skin feels beautifully epic.
- The next thing that you will need a lot of is muslin blankets and I have loved the muslin swaddle blankets.
- And it's great for those who just want gentle exfoliation because you get this bamboo muslin cloth.
- And then I will just rinse my face with warm water and then use a removable like a cotton pad or a muslin cloth to remove the excess.
- Comes in a little bag with two muslin clothes.
- But I think as far as pram clothes, feeding toy clothes, did I say clothes, muslins, just all that stuff I felt really happy with.
- I'm going to swap out the big muslin for some more neutral ones, just because that's her vibe.
Examples
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Right next to that I have my Olay Fresh Effects wipes and in the back I have some muslin clothes and some washcloths.
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You're walking under some elm trees in a white muslin dress.
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And all he'll need will be a muslin bag.
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We could do the top in a muslin or linen--
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Can I wear your spotted muslin?
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There was a full moon, and the muslin curtains didn't keep it out.
Fiction book (1997) -
You then take a muslin cloth, wet it, make sure it's warm and use this to remove the cleanser.
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Its curves were shaped from a padded gray muslin stretched over a wire frame.
Fiction book (1990) -
The next thing that you will need a lot of is muslin blankets and I have loved the muslin swaddle blankets.
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She wore a beautiful dress made of muslin that flowed gently in the breeze.
Synonyms
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1.0
Cloth made by weaving or knitting fibers used for clothes and curtains
215
1.0
A piece of material made by joining threads together and used for making clothes or for cleaning
60
2.8
A cloth made from fibres used for clothes and home items
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9.7
A thin, stiff, see-through cloth often used for dresses or curtains
A very thin fabric used for dresses and curtains
Antonyms
How Lightweight
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word muslin is named after the city Mosul in Iraq, where people once made and sold a very fine cloth, so muslin now means a 'light, soft' fabric often used for dresses and curtains.