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terry cloth

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terry cloth [′terĀ·ē ‚klȯth]
(textiles)
An extremely absorbent woven or knitted cotton fabric, covered with loops on one or both sides.


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The bear is made of natural terry cloth with a therapeutic pack made from corn that's sewn into its belly.
And before you cringe again, know that GladRags are made of highly absorbent, heavyweight cotton flannel and terry cloth and can be machine or hand washed.
In a WSU study, terry cloth towels were laundered eight different ways (see Table 1).
 
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