coton
| de
| fromager
| coton | |
| amer. | cotton |
| brit. | cotton wool |
| construct. | cotton wool |
| econ. | cotton |
| environ. | cotton |
| med. | cotton |
| DE | |
| polit. loc.name. | Del; Delaware |
| Dé | |
| earth.sc. | Dec |
| dé | |
| agric. | cement footing |
| chem. | cube |
| earth.sc. | dee |
| hobby | dice |
| med. | d frame |
| tech. met. | thimble |
| dés | |
| gen. | dice |
| fromage | |
| econ. | cheese |
| tech. industr. construct. | narrow-wound cheese; short-traverse cheese |
| fromager | |
| bot. | red silk-cotton tree |
| food.ind. | cheese-maker |
| forestr. | ceiba tree; silk-cotton tree; ceiba |
| tech. | silk-cotton tree; bombax |
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| absorbent cotton (hydrophile) | |||
| cotton wool (hydrophile) | |||
| cotton wool | |||
| cotton | |||
| 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 | |||
| cotton (gossypium) | |||
| cotton-wool | |||
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