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tailored from "
pilot cloth" — a heavy, co****,
stout kind of
twilled blue
cloth with the nap on one side. This was
sometimes called P-
cloth from the initial...
- Lucy
Beaumont & Tim Reid 2 April 2020 (2020-04-02) Lucy's sitcom, Wet
Cloth/Dry
Cloth, is
ready for a BBC run-through with
Johnny Vegas as one of its stars...
- parts. See also purser. pea coat
Heavy topcoat originally made from
pilot cloth.
Officers and
chief petty officers wear a
variation with gold buttons...
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warriors called the
Saints who
fight wearing sacred sets of
armor named "
Cloths", the
designs of
which derive from the
various constellations the characters...
- A
hachimaki (鉢巻) is a ****anese headband,
usually made of red or
white cloth,
typically featuring a
design of
kanji at the front. It is worn as a symbol...
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undress uniforms introduced. In the 1880s, blue pea
jackets made from
pilot cloth became po****r
among the
police as part of
their winter outfit, and were...
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September 1564 – 16 May 1620),
better known in ****an as
Miura Anjin (三浦按針, 'the
pilot of Miura'), was an
English navigator who, in 1600,
became the
first Englishman...
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under the
mattress during the day or when
sleeping in harbour. The lee
cloth keeps the
sleeping person in the bunk from
falling out when the boat heels...
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accessory (usually made from
cloth,
plastic or metal) with
various types of
clips or
mounts to hold
objects for
pilots during flight.
While their dimensions...
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Rohmer 1924 Leon
Rooke 1934
novelist Shakespeare's Dog, A Bolt of
White Cloth Patrick Roscoe 1967 novelist,
short stories Birthmarks, God's
Peculiar Care...
