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floorcloth
[ flawr-klawth, -kloth, flohr- ]
noun
, plural floor·cloths [flawr, -klaw, th, z, -klo, th, z, -klawths, -kloths, flohr, -].
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Word History and Origins
Origin of floorcloth1
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Example Sentences
She saw a narrow passage, without floorcloth or carpet; a narrow, dirty staircase led up to the rooms above.
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In one part of the room an old woman was kneeling down scrubbing the floorcloth.
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Kamptulicon, kamp-tū′li-kon, n. a ground cork and caoutchouc floorcloth.
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Kamptulicon, a floorcloth composed of cork and india-rubber or similar substance.
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Linoleum, a floorcloth, being a composition of cork and linseed oil with chloride of silver.
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