Of textiles, having the natural color of the fiber; not colored with dye.
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The undyed weft is then woven across the web in the usual way.
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And men of the era preferred them undyed, Professor Taylor comments.
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Repeat the experiment, using the same weight of undyed woolen yarn.
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Notice whether the color of the fabric has run into the undyed yarns.
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Black stitches marked its eyes; undyed wool made up its hair.
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The other exports are chiefly salt-fish, salt, undyed cotton, skins of beasts, and pepper.
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There was not a single kissable place about Mrs. Eyrecourt, unpainted, undyed, or unpowdered.
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He wore a hooded robe of undyed linen, belted with a length of soft-looking rope.
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The undyed cloth was the color of cow's milk.
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Her servant's garb was where she'd hung it- alongtunic of undyed wool, roughspun and scratchy.
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A really old book, bound in undyed leather.
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The undyed wool I'd been spinning had turned fiery red on the wheel and was glowing.
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The white is the native color and the fringe of both cape and blanket is undyed.
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Now they came forward dressed in shifts of undyed wool to receive their knighthoods from the Kingsguard.
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These fabrics are tested by plaiting with undyed yarns and left to stand all night in water.
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A thin, round-shouldered priest dressed in a long robe of undyed wool stepped out to greet them.