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Meanings of cloth in English
Usage of cloth in English
1
It's not a question of building an entirely new society whole cloth.
2
She dipped the cloth in the water, and returned to the grave.
3
People feel safe to come here and shop, said cloth-seller Shaker Shnishal.
4
But the under table-cloth was kept in a drawer in the closet.
5
And then the incident of the grey cloth seen by young McCarthy.
6
Still wearing the kente cloth, the teen felt he was home free.
7
Price Fifty cents; or an edition in finer paper, bound in cloth.
8
The symbolism of the black cloth in the left hand seems evident.
9
The lack of soap, hot water, bread, books, films, metal, paper, cloth?
10
Only minutes after leaving the water the silver cloth would be dry.
11
And then the incident of the gray cloth seen by young McCarthy.
12
The piece of cloth picked up in Greenwich was in his pocket.
13
The cloth was made and the first stitches were put in it.
14
Cotton cloth was first made in England in the early 17th century.
15
The queen and the queen mother were dressed in cloth of gold.
16
And they shall spread the cloth before the ancients of the city:
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Canada
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United Kingdom
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