Madras muslin

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• madras — /məˈdræs/ (say muh dras) noun 1. a light cotton fabric with cords set at intervals or with woven stripes or figures, often of another colour, used for shirts, etc. 2. Also, madras muslin. a thin curtain fabric of a light, gauze like weave with… …  

• madras — (adj.) 1833, in reference to the former Indian state of Madras (modern Chennai, a Tamil name), from which this type of bright colored muslin cloth was exported. The British fort there dates from 1639; the name sometimes is said to be from Skt.… …   Etymology dictionary

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