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Shalloon is a fine
serge wool fabric,
formerly used for
lining garments;: 53 and for
specialised applications such as wig bands, and for
military applications...
- Winston-Salem
Journal &
Sentinel Winston-Salem,
North Carolina 44th 1971
shalloon Jonathan Knisely Philadelphia Bulletin Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania 45th...
- from the tube; the
outside of the bag
containing this
igniter is made of
shalloon, to
allow the
flash to
penetrate with ease. The
charge for
heavy guns i...
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Philadelphia Bulletin Sponsor location Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania Winning word
shalloon No. of
contestants 77
Pronouncer Richard R.
Baker Preceded by 43rd Scripps...
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manufacture (woollen-cloths, kerseymeres, shags, coatings, baizes, ****s,
shalloons, tammies, corduroys, calimancoes, everlastings, moreens, ****es, bombasines...
- "broad-cloths, baizes, druggets, hairbines, camblets, calamancoes, ratteens,
shalloons, sergdenim, lastings, drawboys, duroys, serges, flannels,
black bombazine...
- yarn, cloth, serge, bays, kerseys, says, frizes, druggets, cloth-serges,
shalloons,
drapery stuff, or any
woolen manufacture." Corrigan, Vawn (2020). Irish...
- Some
early English-language
variants possibly arose from
confusion with
shalloon.: 818–19 Divan-i-Albisa: 17
cited as Diwan-i-Albisa by
Nizan al Din Mahmoud...
- cotton,
mammoodies cotton, calamanco,
Bocking bay, pullicats, rumals,
shalloons, guns, gunpowder, lead, axes, knives, gorgets, kettles, tin cups, cowbells...
- In that year the
Cravens displa****
examples of
their plain-backs and
shalloons at the
Great Exhibition, and in 1854 they
added spinning to
their weaving...
