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Meanings of
buckram
in English
Rigidly formal.
stiff
starchy
Related terms
formal
Usage of
buckram
in English
1
Yet beneath the
buckram
you always feel that there is a heart.
2
It produces indigo in great abundance; and they also make much fine
buckram
.
3
The use of
buckram
has been mostly abandoned by the libraries.
4
Making frames for hats follows-theframes are of wire and
buckram
.
5
What one saw was not
buckram
,
whalebone, paint, and false hair.
6
He stood a minute, looking indecisively at the
buckram
backs.
7
There is also a summer
buckram
,
lighter in weight and smooth on both sides.
8
Leather bindings stood beside dusty
buckram
and yellowed vellum were shelved side by side.
9
The fugitives are counting up like Falstaff's 'rogues in
buckram
.
'
10
The same method is used in covering a neteen frame as with the
buckram
frame.
11
They might have been weighted with
buckram
,
although it was no longer in general use.
12
Wire frame construction from dimensions and models; making frames of
buckram
,
capenet, and stiff willow.
13
I hate the musty,
buckram
ghosts of our fathers.
14
Chuck wigs from sconces, and off with your
buckram
.
15
The second shot hit Lucien's coat collar, but the
buckram
lining fortunately saved its wearer.
16
They do not reason, but recollect how much themselves have overcharged some yards of
buckram
.
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buckram
Noun
Singular
Frequent collocations
black buckram
buckram gentlemen
all buckram
buckram ghosts
buckram undersleeves
More collocations
Buckram
through the time
Buckram
across language varieties
United Kingdom
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