cambric

Part of speech: noun

A fine white linen or a coarse glazed cotton fabric.

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Usage examples "cambric":

  1. Cut all of these from bright- colored cambric of a size to fit the monkey. - "Little Folks' Handy Book", Lina Beard Adelia B. Beard.
  2. Much cambric had he left. - "The-Brick-Moon-and-Other-Stories", Hale, Edward Everett.
  3. In the soft earth at the water's edge they discovered a spare paddle stuck upright and to it was tied a bit of cambric, her handkerchief. - "Every Man for Himself", Hopkins Moorhouse.