Definition of pulicat in English:

pulicat

(also pelicat, pullicate)

noun ˈpʌlɪkət

In singular and plural A type of coloured material, a length of this, or a coloured handkerchief made from this, originally from Pulicat; (hence) a material made in imitation of these, woven from dyed yarn.

Mid 18th century. From Pulicat (Tamil Paḻaverkāṭu), the name of a town on the northern coast of Tamilnadu.

(also pelicat, pullicate)

nounˈpʌlɪkət

In singular and plural A type of coloured material, a length of this, or a coloured handkerchief made from this, originally from Pulicat; (hence) a material made in imitation of these, woven from dyed yarn.

Mid 18th century. From Pulicat (Tamil Paḻaverkāṭu), the name of a town on the northern coast of Tamilnadu.

单词	pulicat
释义	Definition of pulicat in English: pulicat (also pelicat, pullicate) noun ˈpʌlɪkət In singular and plural A type of coloured material, a length of this, or a coloured handkerchief made from this, originally from Pulicat; (hence) a material made in imitation of these, woven from dyed yarn. Origin Mid 18th century. From Pulicat (Tamil Paḻaverkāṭu), the name of a town on the northern coast of Tamilnadu. Definition of pulicat in US English: pulicat (also pelicat, pullicate) nounˈpʌlɪkət In singular and plural A type of coloured material, a length of this, or a coloured handkerchief made from this, originally from Pulicat; (hence) a material made in imitation of these, woven from dyed yarn. Origin Mid 18th century. From Pulicat (Tamil Paḻaverkāṭu), the name of a town on the northern coast of Tamilnadu.
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