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foulard [fu̇′lärd]
(textiles)
Lightweight twill, often printed in a small pattern; originally silk, but frequently woven of rayon, wool, cotton, or nylon.
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Most Americans are too busy choosing between food and fuel to worry about foulards versus fan pleats," wrote one commentator in the New York alternative daily, The Village Voice.
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Most Americans are too busy choosing between food and fuel to worry about foulards versus fan pleats," wrote one commentator in the New York alternative daily, The Village Voice.
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The conservative guys wear classic ties in patterns like foulards and paisleys, and the younger ones are a bit flashier, as befits their age.
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