zibeline
or zib·el·line
of or relating to the sable.
the fur of the sable.
a thick woolen cloth with a flattened hairy nap.
Origin of zibeline
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How to use zibeline in a sentence
zibeline has long hairs on its right side, some grades being almost like fur.
Textiles | William H. DooleyI have read your zibeline, my dear friend, and this romance—your first—has given me a very keen pleasure.
Zibeline, Complete | Phillipe de MassaEvidently zibeline knew few persons in society, for no visitor appeared in her box.
Zibeline, Complete | Phillipe de Massa"Then, let us make a compact of peace," said zibeline, holding out her hand in the English fashion.
Zibeline, Complete | Phillipe de Massa"Not so sweet as those of Glory, General," zibeline replied, with a pretty air of deference.
Zibeline, Complete | Phillipe de Massa
British Dictionary definitions for zibeline
/ (ˈzɪbəˌlaɪn, -lɪn) /
a sable or the fur of this animal
a thick cloth made of wool or other animal hair, having a long nap and a dull sheen
of, relating to, or resembling a sable
Origin of zibeline
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