linsey-woolsey
11linsey-woolsey — n. a fabric of coarse wool woven on a cotton warp. Etymology: ME f. linsey coarse linen, prob. f. Lindsey in Suffolk + WOOL, with jingling ending …
12linsey-woolsey — noun Etymology: Middle English lynsy wolsye Date: 15th century a coarse sturdy fabric of wool and linen or cotton …
13linsey-woolsey — noun a fabric made of both linen and wool …
14linsey-woolsey — thin coarse fabric of wool and linen Fabric and Cloth …
15linsey woolsey — n. coarse fabric woven from linen interwoven with wool or cotton …
16linsey-woolsey — I. a. 1. Of linen and wool. 2. Vile, mean, worthless, flimsy. II. n. 1. Cloth of linen and wool. 2. Motley composition, medley, gibberish, jargon …
17linsey-woolsey — n jumble, scramble, hodgepodge, mishmash, mash, hash, mess, mingle mangle, mix up, muddle, tangle, gallimaufry …
18linsey-woolsey — lin·sey wool·sey …
19linsey-woolsey — lin•sey wool•sey [[t]ˈlɪn ziˈwʊl zi[/t]] n. pl. seys tex a coarse fabric woven from linen warp, or sometimes cotton, and coarse wool filling • Etymology: 1475–85; lit., linen cloth, wool cloth …
20Linsey — Lin sey (l[i^]n s[y^]), n. [See {Linen}.] Linsey woolsey. [1913 Webster] …