fanila ile ovmak

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flannel
Soothing plausible untruth and half truth, claptrap - ''"Don't talk flannel"
{n} a kind of soft woollen cloth
A cotton cloth, originating in Wales, that is napped on one or both sides to imitate wool flannel Simple twill weaves are used to make the cloth, which is featured by a soft-spun filling to give a good nap The dull finish tends to conceal the weave
A flannel is a small cloth that you use for washing yourself. flannelled flannelling to say things that have no real meaning in order to avoid answering a question directly or to hide your lack of knowledge
Brushed woven cotton, very soft, lightweight
Usually a twill weave, flannel fabric is slightly napped on both sides It can be woolen (carded), worsted, cotton or rayon Worsted flannel is lighter, not as soft as woolen flannel, and has a more visible and resistant weave Flannel tends to peel in areas subject to friction; consequently flannel trousers tend to wear out more that jackets
bath linen consisting of a piece of cloth used to wash the face and body
‑ A soft, absorbent napped fabric produced by revolving wire brushes which raise to the surface of the fabric the short fiber ends of spun yarn
Flannel is a soft cloth, usually made of cotton or wool, that is used for making clothes. He wore a faded red flannel shirt
A soft, nappy, woolen cloth, of loose texture
A warm, soft napped fabric of rayon or cotton blends or cotton warp which resembles wool
a soft light woolen fabric; used for clothing (usually in the plural) trousers
{i} soft wool or cotton fabric; washcloth (British)
A washcloth
Fibre: Wool, worsted, cotton, rayon
a soft light woolen fabric; used for clothing
A tightly woven twill cloth heavily brushed for softness or plain weave finished by light napping Often used in clothing and sheets The word is derived from the Welsh language, meaning wool
(usually in the plural) trousers
A soft cloth material woven from wool, possibly combined with cotton or synthetic fibers