crin·o·line 
(krĭnə-lĭn)
(krĭnə-lĭn)n.
1. A coarse stiff fabric, originally of cotton and horsehair, used especially to line and stiffen hats and garments.
2. A petticoat made of this fabric.
3. A hoop skirt.
[French, from Italian crinolino : crino, horsehair (from Latin crīnis, hair; see sker-2 in the Appendix of Indo-European roots) + lino, flax (from Latin līnum; see lno- in the Appendix of Indo-European roots).]
crino·line, crino·lined (-lĭnd) adj.
- put out
- putout
- put out
- put out to pasture
- put over
- put paid to
- put-put
- put-put
- putrefaction
- putrefactive
- putrefy
- putrescence
- putrescent
- putrescible
- putrescine
- putrid
- putridity
- putridly
- putridness
- putsch
- putschist
- put shoulder to the wheel
- put someone in place
- put (someone) in (someone's) place
- put someone in someone's place