- bulk yarn
- noun
: synthetic staple-fiber yarn containing a proportion of stretched fiber that will contract and crimp during wet finishing, used in knitted and woven fabrics for a full well-covered appearance
Useful english dictionary. 2012.
bulk yarn
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