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Meaning of moleskin
Wordnet
moleskin (n)
a durable cotton fabric with a velvety nap
Webster
moleskin (n.)
Any fabric having a thick soft shag, like the fur of a mole; esp., a kind of strong twilled fustian.
moleskin Sentence Examples
- The intricate moleskin cover of the antique book exuded an aura of timelessness.
- The hiker applied moleskin to his blisters to prevent further discomfort.
- A moleskin fedora cast a mysterious shadow over the enigmatic stranger.
- The child's soft moleskin blanket provided warmth and solace during cold nights.
- The window displayed a collection of vintage Moleskin notebooks, inviting writers to capture their thoughts.
- The seamstress carefully stitched moleskin patches onto the worn-out jeans to extend their lifespan.
- The artist used moleskin to create unique and textured collage pieces.
- The photographer wore a moleskin vest that protected him from the elements while capturing stunning images.
- The natural feel of moleskin made it an ideal choice for crafting luxurious accessories.
- The old library housed a vast collection of books bound in faded yet charming moleskin covers.
FAQs About the word moleskin
a durable cotton fabric with a velvety napAny fabric having a thick soft shag, like the fur of a mole; esp., a kind of strong twilled fustian.
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The intricate moleskin cover of the antique book exuded an aura of timelessness.
The hiker applied moleskin to his blisters to prevent further discomfort.
A moleskin fedora cast a mysterious shadow over the enigmatic stranger.
The child's soft moleskin blanket provided warmth and solace during cold nights.
