- An
antimac****ar /ˌæntɪməˈkæsər/ is a
small cloth placed over the
backs or arms of chairs, or the head or
cushions of a sofa, to
prevent soiling of the...
- the oil to
transfer from the user's hair to the back of his chair, the
antimac****ar was developed. This is a
small washable cloth (crocheted, embroidered...
-
quite greasy and
necessitated the
pinning of a
small cloth,
known as an
antimac****ar, to the
headrests of
chairs and
sofas to
preserve the
upholstery from...
- When used to
protect the
backs and arms of chairs, they are
serving as
antimac****ars.
Doilies are
traditionally used to bind the
stems in
posies (formal...
- use of the
unguent mac****ar oil on the hair
became so po****r that
antimac****ars were
invented to
prevent damage to furniture.
Various preparations of...
-
embroidered handicraft handkerchief of Chamba.
Napkin Sachet Facial tissue Antimac****ar Dudou,
sometimes described as a
handkerchief blouse Handkerchief code...
- 1990 VG40
Century Rear p****enger area (Limousine VG45 series) with
antimac****ars Rear p****enger area (VG40) with the wool
interior The
Century received...
- Mozambique, a
village in north-eastern
Mozambique Mac****ar oil, a hair oil
Antimac****ar, a
cloth to
protect chairs against soiling by the oil
Diospyros celebica...
- the
setting for many of his novels,
including the most
widely read,
Antimac****ar City, The
Philistines and The Puritans,
begun in 1940 and
which were...
- the
cultural predicament of her time
drove her to
poetry instead of
antimac****ars ... She came ... at the
right time for one kind of poetry: the poetry...
