Definition of zibeline in US English:

zibeline

noun ˈzibəˌlīnˈzibəˌlīn

1A thick soft fabric made of wool and other animal hair, such as mohair, with a flattened silky nap.
2The fur of the sable.

adjectiveˈzibəˌlīnˈzibəˌlīn

French 'sable', from Italian zibellino, probably from a Slavic word; compare with sable¹.

nounˈzibəˌlīn

1A thick soft fabric made of wool and other animal hair, such as mohair, with a flattened silky nap.
2The fur of the sable.

adjectiveˈzibəˌlīn

French ‘sable’, from Italian zibellino, probably from a Slavic word; compare with sable.

单词	zibeline
释义	Definition of zibeline in US English: zibeline noun ˈzibəˌlīnˈzibəˌlīn 1A thick soft fabric made of wool and other animal hair, such as mohair, with a flattened silky nap. 2The fur of the sable. adjectiveˈzibəˌlīnˈzibəˌlīn Relating to the sable. Origin French 'sable', from Italian zibellino, probably from a Slavic word; compare with sable¹. Definition of zibeline in US English: zibeline nounˈzibəˌlīn 1A thick soft fabric made of wool and other animal hair, such as mohair, with a flattened silky nap. 2The fur of the sable. adjectiveˈzibəˌlīn Relating to the sable. Origin French ‘sable’, from Italian zibellino, probably from a Slavic word; compare with sable.
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