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silk
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- a fine, strong, soft lustrous fibre produced by silkworms in making cocoons and collected to make thread and fabric. Silk is also spun by some insect larvae and by most spiders.；thread or fabric made from the fibre produced by the silkworm
noun: silk, plural noun: silks
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- 1. a fine, strong, soft lustrous fibre produced by silkworms in making cocoons and collected to make thread and fabric. Silk is also spun by some insect larvae and by most spiders.
- ▪ thread or fabric made from the fibre produced by the silkworm a frock of pale blue silk his fur was soft and as smooth as silk
- ▪ garments made from silk, especially as worn by a jockey in the colours of a particular horse owner some were dressed in racing silks
- ▪ the silky styles of the female maize flower peel back husks from corn without detaching from cobs; remove silks
- 2. British informal a Queen's (or King's) Counsel.
- a screen of fine mesh used in screen-printing.
- print, decorate, or reproduce using a silk screen: a shirt with a tiger silk-screened on it a brown and black silk-screened logo
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- yarn made of short-fibered and waste silk.
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- silk that has been treated in such a way as to give it a wavy, lustrous finish.
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- a man's tall cylindrical hat covered with black silk plush.
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- an ancient caravan route that linked Xian in central China with the eastern Mediterranean. It ...
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- old-fashioned term for viscose
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- a large moth with a caterpillar that spins a protective silken cocoon.
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- A man's silk-covered top hat.
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