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jaconet

 

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Noun jaconet has 1 sense
  1. jaconet - a lightweight cotton cloth with a smooth and slightly stiff finish; used for clothing and bandages
    --1 is a kind of
    fabric, cloth, material, textile

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Jaconet

Definition:

Jaconet is a lightweight, plain-woven cotton fabric with a smooth and stiff finish. It is commonly used for a variety of purposes, including clothing, linens, and crafts.

Senses:

Noun - Fabric

Jaconet refers to a type of cotton fabric that is lightweight and has a smooth and stiff texture. It is commonly used in the manufacturing of clothing, linens, and crafts.

Example sentence: I bought a beautiful dress made of jaconet fabric for the summer.

Related products: Jaconet Fabric

Noun - Local Use

In certain regions, especially India, jaconet can refer to a type of net-like screen door or window covering. It is often used to keep insects out while allowing airflow.

Example sentence: The jaconet on the windows kept the mosquitos away while still letting the breeze in.

Related products: Jaconet Screen

Adjective - Popular

When used as an adjective, jaconet describes something that is widely recognized or renowned.

Example sentence: The author is a jaconet figure in the literary world, with several best-selling novels.

Adjective - Local Use

In certain areas, jaconet can describe something that is specific to or well-known within a particular community or locality.

Example sentence: The restaurant is famous for its jaconet dish, a unique regional specialty.

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