Noun:

જીવંત, અંબર, કપડાં, પોટ, પોશાક,

cloths ગુજરાતી ભાષામાં ઉદાહરણ:

સમલિંગકામીના લેધર ઉપસંસ્કૃતિના બન્ડાના (કાપડનો ટુકડો) સંકેત પ્રમાણે, કાળાં બન્ડાના ધરાવતો વ્યક્તિ સેડોમેકેચીઝમની કામોત્તેજનામાં માને છે, જેમાં ક્રૂરતાથી જાતીય આનંદ મેળવનાર પાછળના ભાગમાં ડાબી બાજુના ખિસ્સામાં બન્ડાના રાખે છે, અને શારીરિક અને માનસિક યાતનામાં સુખ અનુભવનાર જમણી બાજુના ખિસ્સામાં બન્ડાના મૂકે છે.

cloths's Usage Examples:

strength—principally shirtings, jaconets, domestic tablecloths, twills, sheetings, counterpanes, checks, ginghams, quiltings, toilet cloths, handkerchiefs.

interested in the manufacture of blankets, flannels, printing cloths, sheetings and other textile fabrics and that became eventually his principal vocation.

"Les Tapa funéraires des Nakanai de Nouvelle-Bretagne (The funerary tapa-cloths of the Nakanai from New Britain)", Series: Océanie-Oceania No.

The chalice, and paten, covered with their cloths and veil (see chalice cloths for details) may.

The chalice, and paten, covered with their cloths and veil (see chalice cloths for details) may be.

only being the first to supply shaggy mohairs but also with introducing cheesecloths and romantic lacy fabrics to the catwalks of the late 1950s and mid-"60s.

Some tablecloths are designed as part.

Linens may also refer to church linens, meaning the altar cloths used in church.

coarse fabric having a cotton warp and a wool filling, used for rugs, tablecloths, etc.

enough Zelów residents had to engage in additional activities like weaving, hackwork, production of tablecloths, and other jobs.

194r-v, 2 pictures, two men in loincloths with swords, and a woman with a ball on a chain fighting a man with a club standing in a pit (franconian judicial duels).

It was also used by middle class women for tea cosies and table cloths until the mid-20th century.

Another interpretation used two cloths and compared them with the body and soul of Christ.

Synonyms:

textile, Aertex, coating, pick, bombazine, marseille, cretonne, moleskin, velours, woollen, foulard, etamin, seersucker, meshwork, Velcro, meshing, cobweb, net, grogram, drapery, cord, worsted, whipcord, georgette, canopy, brocade, khaddar, fiber, edging, damask, filling, velour, taffeta, horsehair, cerecloth, wash-and-wear, rayon, calico, lame, batiste, serge, felt, pongee, upholstery material, rep, shirting, hopsack, chenille, haircloth, olive drab, hopsacking, terrycloth, yoke, stammel, flannel, diaper, boucle, scrim, velveteen, watered-silk, woolen, tapestry, denim, cashmere, tammy, network, motley, duffel, toweling, moquette, camel"s hair, cambric, camouflage, wincey, pique, webbing, satinette, bunting, shag, permanent press, chiffon, grosgrain, canvass, vicuna, suede cloth, moire, chino, terry cloth, mohair, doeskin, madras, hair, batik, tappa, challis, lisle, pilot cloth, lace, jacquard, cotton flannel, corduroy, organza, monk"s cloth, material, web, moreen, faille, waterproof, sharkskin, screening, homespun, vulcanized fiber, imitation leather, linen, hem, mesh, herringbone, chintz, baize, satinet, basket weave, suede, chambray, jean, flannelette, canvas, wire cloth, sponge cloth, suiting, ticking, Viyella, khaki, tapis, sateen, cotton, camelhair, poplin, mackintosh, piece of cloth, sacking, paisley, silesia, dungaree, pinstripe, frieze, artefact, metallic, crinoline, piece of material, Canton flannel, gingham, camo, camlet, dimity, artifact, belting, shirttail, towelling, acrylic, jaconet, oilcloth, gabardine, print, percale, ninon, crepe, plush, quilting, mackinaw, tweed, voile, elastic, linsey-woolsey, aba, fabric, buckram, terry, sailcloth, lint, alpaca, fleece, leatherette, velvet, satin, broadcloth, repp, pina cloth, khadi, sackcloth, warp, twill, polyester, swan"s down, durable press, trousering, pepper-and-salt, nankeen, duck, crape, shantung, nylon, weft, spandex, sheeting, panting, diamante, etamine, muslin, knit, bagging, woof, wool, mousseline de sole, samite, fibre, tapa, tartan, fustian, duffle, plaid, macintosh, silk,

Antonyms:

disjoin, irresponsibility, irresponsibleness, unthoughtfulness, natural object,