- Fremontodendron, with the
common names fremontia and
flannelbush or
flannel bush, is a
genus of
three known species of
shrubs native to the Southwestern...
- A washcloth, wash cloth,
washrag (American English), or
flannel (British English) is a
rectangular or
square piece of
cloth used in
washing the body....
- dress.
Bathrobes can be
categorized by the
weave of
their fabric:
Flannel:
Flannel is a soft
woven fabric, made from
loosely spun yarn,
usually cotton...
- Blue
Flannel Suit" is the 30th poem in the book and is
amongst those most
recognized to be
about Plath. In the poem,
Hughes describes the blue
flannel suit...
- moiré, is a
textile with a wavy (
watered)
appearance produced mainly from silk, but also wool,
cotton and rayon. The
watered appearance is
usually created...
- (1950);
Royal Wedding (1951); Kiss Me, Kate (1953); The Man in the Gray
Flannel Suit (1956); The Absent-Minded
Professor (1961); The
Americanization of...
- Some
believed that
abdominal chilling made one more susceptible, and
flannel and
cholera belts were
included in army kits. In the 1854–1855 outbreak...
-
greater than 8 nm are
considered large.
After rubbing each
sample with a
flannel cloth, the
study was able to
determine each's
resistance against wear....
- or onions. The
leftovers are
traditionally diced and
fried into "red
flannel hash" for
breakfast the next day. The dish
resembles boiled beef from English...
- are made of.
Flannel, however, was a
common fabric for sea
bathing costumes as many
believed the
warmer fabric was
necessary in cold
water. In the 18th...
