- Look up
mohair in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Mohair (pronounced /ˈmoʊhɛər/)
originated from the
Arabic word [مهير] and it is a
fabric or yarn made...
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known as
mohair. It is
widespread in many
countries of the world. Many
breeds derive from it,
among them the
Indian Mohair, the
Soviet Mohair, the Angora-Don...
- "
Mohair berets" (Polish:
moherowe berety) is a tongue-in-ch****
expression that
stands for
people who
support the
views expressed by the
Polish conservative-nationalistic...
- wool
shorn from
Angora rabbits, the long-haired
Angora goat (the
source of
mohair), and the
Angora cat. The area is also
known for its pears,
honey and Muscat...
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goats produces long, curling,
lustrous locks of
mohair. The
entire body of the goat is
covered with
mohair and
there are no
guard hairs. The
locks constantly...
- The
Mohair Recourse Loan
Program is a
program authorized by the
emergency provisions of the FY1999 USDA
appropriations act (P.L. 105-277) that made interest-free...
- Beyond. Marg Foundation, 2009. ISBN 978-8185026909.
Robert R. Franck: Silk,
Mohair,
Cashmere and
Other Luxury Fibres.
Volume 19 of
Woodhead Publishing Series...
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which the
first ski
skins were made. They are
typically made from
nylon or
mohair or a
combination thereof, and are
designed to let the ski
slide forward...
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meaningless much of the pork was, as the
Federal government had
stopped using mohair for
uniforms in 1960,
after only
seven years of subsidies, but was still...
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names of the
source animals are similar,
Angora fibre is
distinct from
mohair,
which comes from the
Angora goat. The
cloth produced has
sometimes been...
