A book that is bound and covered in cloth. See also hardcover.

Old English claþ "a cloth, sail, cloth covering, woven or felted material to wrap around one," hence, also, "garment," from Proto-Germanic *kalithaz (source also of Old Frisian kla [..]

book binding material woven from cotton, linen, wool or synthetic fibers.

fabric made by weaving or otherwise manipulating material such as cotton, wool, or other fiber.

Use generally for textile that is woven, felted, knit, pounded, or otherwise made into a flat piece

fabric: artifact made by weaving or felting or knitting or crocheting natural or synthetic fibers; "the fabric in the curtains was light and semitransparent"; "w [..]

a woven material that clothes and coverings are made of

Book binding material woven from cotton, linen, wool or synthetic fibers.

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A generic term for any woven material used since the early 19th century to cover the boards of a book, as opposed to the leather, parchment, or vellum used in earlier bookbinding or the paper covers u [..]

A cloth-bound book. The covering can be linen, buckram or another textile.Buckram: A heavy linen cloth used in bookbinding. It is often starched or coated with some protective material.

(n) artifact made by weaving or felting or knitting or crocheting natural or synthetic fibers

The clergy, the clerical office, thus we say “having respect for the cloth” Formerly the clergy used to wear a distinguishing costume, made of grey or black cloth.

Tightly woven material commonly used on mitters and side brushes that can be cut to any length. (AKA Permacolor, No-Fade, Felt ).

a narrow length of canvas forming part of a sail Source: Maritime Curators Group: Manual of Curatorship

, sb. linen.

n. "cloth, clothing; drapery; bedclothes," s.v. cloth sb. OED. KEY: cloth@n

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