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Meaning of hackling
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hackling (p. pr. & vb. n.)
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hackling Sentence Examples
- The flax stalks were subjected to hackling to separate the fibers and remove impurities.
- The raw jute fibers underwent a hackling process to make them softer and more pliable.
- The experienced weaver meticulously hackled the flax fibers to achieve a smooth and even texture.
- After harvesting, the cotton bolls were processed through a hackling machine to remove seeds and other debris.
- The fine hair of alpacas requires careful hackling to remove knots and tangles.
- Hackling is an essential step in the preparation of wool for spinning and weaving.
- The hackling process separates longer fibers from shorter ones, resulting in a finer and more manageable yarn.
- The skilled artisans used a specialized hackling tool to comb the sisal fibers and remove any coarse particles.
- The hackling machine's metal teeth gently teased apart the tangled fibers, leaving a soft and pliable material.
- The traditional method of hackling involves manually pulling fibers through a series of metal pins or combs.
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The flax stalks were subjected to hackling to separate the fibers and remove impurities.
The raw jute fibers underwent a hackling process to make them softer and more pliable.
The experienced weaver meticulously hackled the flax fibers to achieve a smooth and even texture.
After harvesting, the cotton bolls were processed through a hackling machine to remove seeds and other debris.
