Muslin (noun)

  1. A lightweight, plain-weave cotton fabric that is typically used for making dresses, curtains, and other household items.
  2. A plain-weave cotton fabric of a fine quality and light weight.

Origin:

The word muslin is derived from the city of mosul, in present-day iraq, where it is believed to have originated.

Examples:

  1. The dress was made of delicate muslin.
  2. Muslin is a versatile fabric that can be dyed, printed or embroidered.
  3. Muslin is often used as a lining fabric or as a base for other fabrics.
  4. Muslin is commonly used for making baby clothes and linens.
  5. The curtains were made of white muslin to let the light in.
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