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cam·bric — /ˈkeımbrık/ noun [noncount] : a light, thin, white linen or cotton cloth … Useful english dictionary
bric — bric·kel·lia; cere·bric; fe·bric·i·ty; fe·bric·u·la; lu·bric; lu·bric·i·ty; lum·bric·i·dae; lum·bric·i·form; ru·bric·i·ty; cam·bric; ru·bric; cim·bric; … English syllables
cam — cam·pa·gnol; cam·paign·er; cam·pa·na; cam·pa·na·rio; cam·pa·ne·ro; cam·pan·i·form; cam·pa·ni·le; cam·pa·nil·la; cam·pa·nist; cam·pa·no·log·i·cal; cam·pa·nol·o·gist; cam·pa·nol·o·gy; cam·pan·u·la; cam·pan·u·la·ce·ae; cam·pan·u·la·les;… … English syllables
cambric — cam·bric … English syllables
cambric — cam|bric [ˈkeımbrık] n [U] [Date: 1300 1400; Origin: Early Flemish Kameryk Cambrai , city in northern France where the cloth was made] thin white cloth made of ↑linen or cotton … Dictionary of contemporary English
Cambric — Cam|bric* [ kambrik, engl. keimbrik] usw. vgl. ↑Kambrik usw … Das große Fremdwörterbuch
cambric — cam|bric [ keımbrık ] noun uncount thin white cloth made from cotton or LINEN … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
cambric — cam•bric [[t]ˈkeɪm brɪk[/t]] n. tex a thin, plain, usu. white cotton or linen fabric of fine close weave • Etymology: 1520–30; earlier cameryk, after Kameryk, D name of Cambrai, France … From formal English to slang
cambric tea — cam′bric tea′ n. coo a beverage of sweetened hot water and milk and often weak tea • Etymology: 1885–90, amer … From formal English to slang
cambric — cam|bric sb., en el. et (et fintvævet stof) … Dansk ordbog
