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dupion
[ doo-pee-ohn ]
dupion
/ djuˈpiːɒn; ˈdjuːpɪən /
noun
- a silk fabric made from the threads of double cocoons
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Word History and Origins
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Word History and Origins
Origin of dupion1
C19: from French doupion, from Italian doppione double
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Example Sentences
Dupion: a cocoon spun by two silk-worms together; also the coarse silk from such a cocoon.
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