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lisse
[ lees ]
noun
- a fine, filmy, lightly crinkled gauze fabric used in strips for making ruching or for finishing garments.
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Example Sentences
However, a closer look "reveals that these dented cans were meticulously hand-painted with acrylics", the LAM museum in Lisse said.
The bulbs need to be in the ground well before Christmas to ensure the park's flowers are at their best for 1.5 million tourists who come each spring to visit Keukenhof in the town of Lisse near Amsterdam.
At the same time, millions of visitors who trek annually to the blooming tulip fields in the flower-growing region of Lisse have canceled trips, and the effects have rippled out to related businesses.
Elsa Lisse, 7, lives nearby, and she was showing Xanderland to her friend, 6-year-old Terra Crespo.
Lead author Jeffrey R. Lisse, a University of Arizona rheumatologist, later explained that Merck had called the shots.
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