Definition of Cloath. Meaning of Cloath. Synonyms of Cloath

- warme water all night, the next day blanch them, and dry them with a faire cloath, beat them in a stone morter, until they be reasonably fine, put to them...
- bravery, fidelity and good conduct; for this purpose a narrow piece of white cloath [sic] of an angular form is to be fixed to the left arm on the uniform Coat...
- pageants 15,000 citizens all in bright harness, with coats of white Silk or Cloath, and Chains of Gold, p****ed through London to Westminster, and round St...
- of Jacobite trials, it was asked whether defendants had worn "Highland cloaths" in general, with no mention of clan-identifying patterns. Extant MacDonald...
- diversity of colours indeed with which the Chinese have the secret of cloathing fire seems to be the chief merit of their pyrotechny." Fireworks were...
- thousand six hundred seaventy seaven Noe French Wine Vinegar Brandy Linnen Cloath Silks Salt. Paper or any Manufactures made of or mixed with Silke Threade...
- towards the end of his life: Thurlow was always dressed in a full suit of cloaths of the old fashion, great cuffs and m****y buttons, great wig, long ruffles...
- (Marinespital) Naval Food Provision Service (Marineproviantamt) Naval Cloathing Service (Marinebekleidungsamt) Naval Prison (Marinegefangenhaus) Naval...
- known to have been the colour of the lapels in 1709. However the official Cloathing Book of 1742 shows full green facings being worn on the standard red coats...
- over their backs or, he on the dexter imbracing and bearing up a banner of cloath of gold charged with the Royall Armes of Scotland and he on the sinister...