cloths
Wiping fabric squares
Cloths is the plural of cloth, referring to multiple pieces of fabric: She laid out several cleaning cloths.
The word distinguishes individual items from cloth as a mass noun for fabric generally.
Common compounds include washcloths, dishcloths, and tablecloths.
The plural is sometimes confused with clothes, which means garments.
Plant fiber for textiles
- linenFlax-derived textile
- silkFine woven insect fiber
- woolSheared animal fiber
- muslinPlain-woven cotton cloth
canvas · cheesecloth · terrycloth · oilcloth · broadcloth · sailcloth · dropcloth · dustcloth
cotton
Plant fiber for textiles
muslin · canvas · cheesecloth · terrycloth · oilcloth · broadcloth · sailcloth · dropcloth · dustcloth · chamois
robes
Long loose outer garments
wraps · swaddling · shrouds · table linens · napkins · towels · rags · bandages · drapery · upholstery
weaving
Interlacing strands into fabric
spinning · yarn · thread · dyeing · cutting · hemming · stitching · felting · knitting · crochet
- absorbentssponge, sponges, paper towel, paper towels, towels
- variety storesfive and dime, penny candy, soda fountain, trinkets, knickknacks
- disinfectiondisinfection, sterilization, sanitization, disinfectant spray, disinfecting wipes
- textilescotton, wool, silk, fabric, thread
- Dia de los Muertosofrenda, calavera, sugar skull, sugar skulls, marigolds
clothspaper towels
Absorbent disposable sheets
disposables · tissues · paper napkins · paper products · plastic sheets
- new clothesRecently acquired garments
- dirty clothesGarments needing to be washed
- baby clothesGarments for infants
- warm clothesInsulating garments for cold
- clean clothesWashed and dried garments
- change of clothesReplacement garments to wear
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