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Definition of Jaconet

Jaconet
Jaconet Jac"o*net, n. [F. jaconas.] A thin cotton fabric, between and muslin, used for dresses, neckcloths, etc. [Written also jacconet.]

Meaning of Jaconet from wikipedia

- southwestern Indian city of Calicut. Jaconet Lightweight cotton fabric in plain weave Origin Jagannath Puri Jaconet is anglicisation of Jagannath where...
- horses and their rider [-khānā from Pers. khānāh خانه "house, dwelling"] Jaconet modification of Sanskrit jagannaath, from Jagannath Puri, India, where...
- Billet Voltigeur Voltaire Martha Lynn Calcutta Flatcatcher Miss Martin Jaconet Leamington Faugh-a-Ballagh Pantaloon Mare Maggie B B Australian Madeline...
- Isonomy Dead Lock Astrology Hermit Stella The Niece 1882 Alarm Eclipse Maud Jaconet Leamington Maggie B B Dam Ivory Bells 1899 Himyar 1875 Alarm Eclipse Maud...
- Bramble Roseville Elf Galliard Sylvabelle Audience ch. 1901 Sir Dixon Billet Jaconet Sallie McClelland Hindoo Red and Blue Dam Prudery drk.brn 1918 Peter Pan...
- 2010-2007 2010 Hitchens Enact Brave Prospector 2009 Jaconet Ebraam Himalya 2008 Duff Maltese Falcon Swiss Franc 2007 Maltese Falcon Borderlescott Desert...
- Billet Voltigeur Voltaire Martha Lynn Calcutta Flatcatcher Miss Martin Jaconet Leamington Faugh-a-Ballagh Pantaloon mare Maggie B B Australian Madeline...
- 1919 Peter Pan I bay 1904 Commando Domino Emma C. Cinderella Hermit Mazurka Yankee Girl bay 1904 Sir Dixon Billet Jaconet Breakwater Hindoo Richochet...
- construction of a balloon which he called the “Magenta.” It was made of fine jaconet, held about 10,000 cubic feet (280 m3) of gas, and weighed about 100 pounds...
- and woollen goods of various widths and strength—prin****lly shirtings, jaconets, domestic tablecloths, twills, sheetings, counterpanes, checks, ginghams...