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Meanings of elephant cord in English
Durable woven fabric with warp-wise stripes of cut pile.
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Examples for "cords"
Examples for "cords"
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Another day, another study of the potential market for cars with cords.
2
The arrangement of the cords on the sole is shown in Fig.
3
Obtain a number of different coloured cords, roughly, twelve inches in length.
4
The greater the strain on the cords, the tighter the knot becomes.
5
Lab-grown replacements for damaged vocal cords are still years away, Welham said.
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The beads had been in my corduroy coat since I found them.
2
But back in the Black Swamp of Ohio we had corduroy roads.
3
They were made of thick corduroy, hanging right down to the floor.
4
Wessner had been his bunk-mate the night he came down the corduroy.
5
There's Himself's blue oxford shirt right there and little Mona's corduroy jumper.
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There he was laid among the bales of Manchester cloth.
2
We had some Manchester cloths made in imitation of the native manufactured robes of the West Coast, each worth five or six shillings.
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He was dressed in a dark thin coat, ribbed velvet pantaloons, and a sort of moccasins, or shoes, appended to the legs of woollen stockings.
Usage of elephant cord in English
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We wore elephant cords, striped Madras cotton bedspread dresses and tights in thrilling new colours like purple and ochre.