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123

-1

-2

....

-3

-4

124

125

warping

beam warping

seetional warping

direct beaming
impregnation

float

design

reeding -sleying

embroidery

shade

bagging

shuttle boxes change

loosing and cleaning

linking

repeat of warp
shedding felting

stretch

iustring

hackling

126

raising

making up

colour fastness
piece

laying methods

jersey

clip
fleece

imitation leather

glucose

glycerin

take -up motion

beaming device

sizing apparatus

weaver,s beam drive


jute

baise

warp creel
simple warp creel

magazine warp creel

beam creel

thread guide carrier

warper,s beam frame

127

double beaming device

sisal ropes

rope

tow

pick

singeing

let -off motion

warp stop motion

drive of reed carriage

silk

raw silk

pile yarn

z-twist yarn

effect thread

carpet yarn

extract yarn

munago -yarn

blended yarn

carded yarn

slub yarn

hand spun

twine

bulked yarn

128

folded yarn

double -twist yarn

single -twist yarn

simple ply yarn

spun yarn

single yarn
wound yarn

crimp yarn

worsted yarn

cotton sewing threads

face threads
continuous filament viscose yarns

faney yarns

light twisted white woolen yarns

tinsel

metallic threads

heald

shuttle box

warping drum

fixed warping drum

transportable warping drum

guide roller

129

pressure roller

measuring roller

lay (sley,slay )

guide

thread guide

sails cotton fabric

shirting

linsey -woolsey

printed napped cotton cloth

bark cloth

back crey (back cloth )

bonded fabric
burn-out fabric

union fabric

sleazy fabric

american cloth

egyptain cloth

rib fabric
print

coating

bed spread fabric


rubberized cloth

woven fabric

130

hairy

)(

oil skin

camlet

brushed fabric

reversible fabric

ready _made shirts

ready made night dresses

shirt

half sleeve

hemp

beaver

tension

indirect measuement

briad

cape

copper sulphide

durable press

linen

line

density

alcohol

tie

jacquard card

131

card

trellis(pattern )

crease

crepe georgette
cream

tuck

card clothing
heel

cake

barium chlorate

curpie chloride

kelim

sleeve

rags
camisole

frill

ruffle

scarf

leotard

kier

anhydrous

bright

felt

132

latex

quilt

mispicks

bias filling

weft

broken pick

plastic

threading drop wires

picker

picking stick buffer


picking cam

picking bowl

beaming

hemming

link

drawing_in

lustre

gloss

lint

white absaorbent cotton lint

burst bolls

ground colour

dark colour

133

hiph tenacity fibre


distilled water

condensed water

soft water

material

bleach
Ironing board

filling material

carrier

raw material
foreign matter

caustic

washing agent

merino

pirn

diagonal

novelty(weave )

twill

reversed twill
whipcord

wave twill

curved twill

spotted

134

bactericide

fungicide
chemic

strength

even

iridescent

deliquescent

temple

inhibitor

emulsion thickener

dryer
cylinder dryer

radiation dryer

festoon dryer

multi-passege dryer

single passege dryer

lye

bodkin
cone

stock

boardy

diluent

blend

135

medallion
sovlent

mirror

mattress

spindle

mordant

mercerizing

filter

concentrate

resilience

apron dress

glace

double-face
lubricant

three-ply

oiler

mixture

porosity

emulsion

hygroscopie

bleaching powder

cellulose derivatives

corset

136

leasing reed

reed

circular comb

spring comb

zig-zag comb

expanding comb

) (

rayon

wool grade

garment

foundation garment

riding habit

sheath dress

dicky

humidity

moisture regain

relative humidity

burling

down

eider down

doubling

tabby

feeding liquor

curtain

137

oriental rugs

persian


()

velvet pile carpet


hand made carpets of allwool pile

carpet

drawing

draft
crossing warp

float warp

warping speed

drop wire
doffer comb

cellophane

cellulose

regenerated cellulose

depth of warp section

boll weevil

sisal

heavy absorbent cotton gauze

card web
shawl

gauze

138

levantine

ribbon

seam binding

slubbing

sliver
cotton ribbons for slide fasteners

rickrack braid

rinsing

horse hair

cashmere

mohair

kemps

dead pile

wool fibres

hair

animal fibre

bristle

cotton fibres

filament

) (

hosiery

hank

wax

139

chamois

dyeing

cheese dyeing

slubbing dyed

stock-dyed

hank-dyed

package -dyeing

piece -dyeing

cop dyeing

hiph-tempeature dyeing

level dyeing

continuous dyeing

direct dyeing

) (

)dye(dyestuff

leuco vat dye

acetate dye

cochineal

beam dyeing

acide dye

basic dye

chrome dye

vegetable dye

course

140

wales

single-breasted

rope making

sheep,s wool

virgin wool

greasy wool

merino wool

extract

automatic speed adjustment

manual temperature adjustment

beat -up

printing

warp print

roller printing

direct printing

hand blocking

warp sheet

bast

wet spinning method

main cylinder

staple

lenth of warp

cape

141

uneven print

uneven dyeing

levelling agent

dispersing agent

anti -felt agent

defoaming agent

dye fixing agent

alkall binding agent

jute (or kenaf )packages

wound packe

counter

speedometer

lengthcounter

cut counter

setof warp

hitch-back

ring rail

reed carriage

width of warp seetion

width of warp sheet

dye stick

kerchief

centrifugal extractor

142

neps

bar

temple marks

chafe mark

hanger

rope mark

clip stenter

reedmark

cut mark

seam mark

colourimetry

engraving depth

depth of shade

winding process

colour blindness

skirting

cotton waste

) (

)deep (shade

cable stitch

herringbone stitch

buttonhole stitch

blind stitch

143

ager

spinning

tyre yarn

flaxspinning

flyer spinning

home spun

bump yarn

cap spinning

combed yarn

manual spinning

piece scour

back washing

) kiering (kier bolling

dipping

nonshringk

insoluble

unbleached

seamless

undyed

impermeable

showerproof

warping drum lath

flyer

144

ends

pick

broken -end

candlwick

interatice

sheepskin

imitation fur

crabbing

stripper

ply

lambskin

viscose

leopard

serviette

polishing cloth

napkin

riser

washable

) (

)dark(shade

former

hat

cheese

145

cutting

discharge

warp section

splitting rod

needle bar

sinker bar

cotton

cotton wool

peruvian cotton

wadding

sea island cotton

absorbent cotton wool

immature cotton

velvet

veiveteen

dead cotton

) (

corduroy

glove

mitten

screen

stripe

hood

cloth

146

circular-knitted fabric

) (

bobbinnet

alliagtore cloth

worsted twill gabardine

nun,s velling

face cloth

netting

flax fabric

bolting cloth

loom state

melton

suiting farbic

duffle

)towelling (terry

filter cloth

knitted fabric

warp-knitted farbic

)(2/2

cotton twill cloth

gabardine

cotton gabardine cloth

worsted gabardine cloth

147

plain fabric

gray fabric

tent fabric

bleached callco

1/1
) (1/3

cotton cloth drill

canvas

linenduck fabric

linen duck for sails

awning cloth

unbleached callco

printed cotton zephyr

) (1/1

fish net cloth

sail cloth

umbrella cloth

buck skin

printed cotton sheet

(1/1

woolen fabric blended with nylon


for overcoats

plaid

sacking

)(2/2

all wool flannel cloth


148

flannel cloth made from wool and


man made fibres

friese

moths

hinged reed

striker cylinder
horizontal opener

porcupine opener

virtical opener
crighton opener

kirchner beater

carding beater

ultra cleaner

elastic

beam
weaver,s beam

warper,s beam

back beam

dyeing beam
ombre

developer

ready-made overcoats

149

titration

opaque

accelerator

read-to-wear-

over coat

spencer
gauge

bones

coverlet

tray cloth

upholstery

shrink resistant

cruch _resistant

abrasion resistance

bursting strength
tensile strength

moth repellency

crease resistance

scissors

cutter

cut

colorimeter

tape condenser

150

frame

desizing machine

degumming machine

slubbing frame

intermediate frame

cottage steamer

warping machine

motor

beaming machine

jigger

gin

sewing machine

blending hopper and automatic


mixer

doubling frame

drawing frame

doubling of slivers

tentering frame

damp fabric

drying chamber

drum dyeing machine

duplex printing machine

ring spinning frame

yarn wound on bobbin

151

flyer spinning frame

scutcher

calender rollers

starting handle

sliver lap machine

double scutcher

ribbon lap machine

flyer frame

speed frame

warp sizing machine

pirn winding machine

knitting machine

thread guide

tubular fabric

cam boxes

warp-knitting machine

circular knitting machine

Raschell-Knitting machine

base plate

fully fashioned

flat kniting machine

beam warping machine

cone sectional

152

sectional warping machine

worsted card

roller and clearer card

doubling machine

hopper feeder

bale-breaker

lattice feeder

feed box

dust extrcting fan

conveyor lattice

raw-wool opener

teaser

two-cylinder opener

mixing bale opener

comber

nippers

top nipper

top comb

bottom nipper

detaching rollers

raising machine

cropper

153

danty

ring doubling farme

two-for-one twister

melange gill box

beamer

gill box

intersecting gill box

autoleveller gill box

spindle draw-box

autoleveller draw frame

porcupine draw-box

hiph draft finisher

cop dyeing machine

printing machine

pleating machine

tufting machine

mule

cap spinning machine

rope washing machine

back wash

scroll rode

water pipe

154

crabbing machine

shearing machine

carding machine

sliver

doffer comb

scutcher lap

main driving pulley

feed roller

taker-in roller

taker-in under casing

raising machine

raised fabric

pressing machine

heated pressing cylinder

press

rotary press

cone-winding frame

open gill

iron

shuttle

bag

sheet

shuttle tip

155

shuttle eye

pirn

metal contact sleeve for weft


feeler

spring -slip pirn holder

scourer

opener

traverse

soap powder

beach clothes

underwear

dress

lingerie

common salt

handle

)full (shade

hackling machine

finished goods

nippers

handkerchief

frayed

jute (or kenaf) fabrics

debby weave fabric

156

detergents

wave motion

stippled

muslin

mauve

moqutte

pinafore

by -product

nylon

dehydration

tear

moisture content

liquor-goods ratio

textiles

tapestry

satin weave

backing

bolting silk

honeycomb weave

plain weave

rib weave

panama weave

basket weave

157

gauze weave

soleil weave

starch

half -bleach

half -silk

half -damask

half wool

bleeding

tex-system

drafting system

dots

158

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