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A sheer, crisp cotton fabric with raised woven stripes or checks, used chiefly for curtains and dresses. [Middle English demyt, from Medieval Latin dimitum,
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Definition of dimity in the Online Dictionary. Meaning of dimity. Pronunciation of dimity. Translations of dimity. dimity synonyms, dimity antonyms. Information about dimity in the free online English dictionary and encyclopedia. A sheer, crisp cotton fabric with raised woven stripes or checks, [Middle English demyt,
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a thin cotton fabric, white, dyed, or printed, woven with a stripe or check of heavier yarn. Origin: 1400–50; earlier dimite, late ME demyt < ML dimettum...
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Almost 90 years ago, my grandparents immigrated to the USA and opened a little corner store in their neighborhood. It was a comfortable place where you could find the foods they loved from Italy, penny candy for In the tradition of the family owned store, For those of you who like to use knitting frames/machines,
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Welcome to the award winning Dimities Cottage – a beautiful Tea Garden and Function Venue that is designed for comfort and good times in a relaxed...
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Etymology: alteration of Middle English demyt, from Medieval Latin dimitum, from Middle Greek dimitos of double thread, from Greek di- + mitos warp thread...
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Dictionary Home » Webster's New World College Dictionary » dimity noun pl. dimities -·ties a thin, corded or patterned cotton cloth...
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a thin, corded or patterned cotton cloth. Etymology: ME demit < ML dimitum < MGr dimitos, double-threaded < dis-, two + mitos, a thread: cf. twill...
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Derived forms: dimities. Type of: cloth, fabric, material, textile. Encyclopedia: Dimity. Nearest. diminish · diminishable · diminished · diminished arch...
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