absorbent cotton

['kɔtn] n

amer.

coton m (hydrophile)

cotton ['kɔtn] v

coton (gossypium); ouate (gossypium)

cotton The most economical natural fiber, obtained from plants of the genus Gossypium, used in making fabrics, cordage, and padding and for producing artificial fibers and cellulose ['kɔtn] v

environ.

coton

cotton not carded or combed ['kɔtn] v

industr.

coton en masse

English thesaurus

cotton ['kɔtn] abbr.

abbr., textile

cott

intell., slang

explosion (cnn.com Alex_Odeychuk)

Cotton ['kɔtn] abbr.

abbr., textile

Corporation of India; Council International; Textile Agreement; Textile Institute

cotton

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cotton
amer.	coton
econ.	coton
environ.	coton
industr.	coton en masse
industr. construct.	coton en masse


leaf curl
pest.contr.	cloque