- (WHO)
recommends that
cloth face
masks should be worn in
public where social distancing is not
possible to help stop the
spread of coronavirus. It notes...
-
synthetic materials. The word '
cloth'
derives from the Old
English claĆ°,
meaning "a
cloth, woven, or
felted material to wrap
around one's body', from the...
-
ancestors to pray for the
healthy growth of
their child. Then the
parents choose a
spacious room, put two
square tables in the middle,
spread cloth or mats...
- Tapa
cloth (or
simply tapa) is a
barkcloth made in the
islands of the
Pacific Ocean,
primarily in Tonga,
Samoa and Fiji, but as far
afield as Niue, Cook...
- with the ''lyes of
ashes and rinsing''.
Bleachfield was an open area
to spread cloth, it was a
field near
watercourse used by a bleachery. Bleachfields...
- soft
moist m****,
often heated and medicated, that is
spread on
cloth and
placed over the skin
to treat an aching, inflamed, or
painful part of the body...
-
bleaching may harm the
cloth, but in the gr****ing it
hardly affects the
cloth's strength. The
Bleachfield was an open area
to spread cloth. It was a
field near...
-
to as a linothorax. Additionally,
linen was
commonly used
to make riggings, sail-
cloths, nets, ropes, and
canvases because the
tensility of the
cloth...
- A bolt is a
piece of
cloth woven on a loom or
created by a
knitting machine, as it is processed,
stored and/or marketed. Consequently, its dimensions...
- etc. by the
people of Bono.
Adinkra cloth was worn by the king of Gyaman, and its
usage spread from Bono
Gyaman to Asante and
other Akan
kingdoms following...