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winceyette|wɪnsɪˈɛt|
[f. wincey + -ette; cf. flannelette.]
A lightweight napped cotton fabric used for nightclothes, etc. (see quot. 1955).
1922Daily Mail 14 Nov. 1 (Advt.), Ponting's offer of shirtings and winceyette. 1955Textile Terms & Definitions in Jrnl. Textile Inst. (Standardisation) XLVI. s44 Winceyette, a light-weight fabric, originally and usually of cotton, raised on both sides, the weave usually being plain or twill. 1962Economist 20 Jan. 253/2 The Nelson [cotton] factory was to begin production of denim, winceyette, cotton wool and surgical dressings in May. 1979D. Cook Winter Doves ii. v. 87 She applied the paste with two fingers, wiping them clean on her Winceyette nightdress. |