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1 Turkish Towels
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2 Towels
Several varieties of towels are manufactured, such as huckaback or huck, honeycomb, Turkish or terry, and crash. The huckaback is most used and is common in hotels, by railway and steamship companies, and other large corporations, who have their names woven in. About 17-in. wide, 56 ends and 56 picks per inch, 2/20's warp, 2/20's weft, cotton or linen. Many qualities are made. The 10-end huckaback weave is very largely used. Honeycomb towels are made in many qualities. The better qualities are woven from bleached warp and weft. Terry or Turkish towels are made with the terry weave (see Terry). Terry is now made in sets of articles such as bath wrap, bath mat, towels, and wash-cloth. -
3 Frottiertücher
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4 hamam
1. Turkish bath, public bath. 2. bathroom. 3. school slang discipline committee. -da deli var. colloq. 1. There is a crazy person involved in this. 2. What a lot of noise! - gibi very hot (place). -a gider kurnaya, düğüne gider zurnaya âşık olur. colloq. 1. He is full of fickle enthusiasms. 2. He keeps falling in love with everybody he meets. -a giren terler. proverb A person should be prepared for the unpleasant aspects of whatever he commits himself to. - kesesi rough mitt (used for scrubbing the body). - nalını suratlı vulg. very ugly (woman). -ın namusunu kurtarmak 1. to try to give a semblance of honesty to a questionable situation, try to cover up. 2. to rush to the defense of one´s own organization. - takımı the things taken with one to a Turkish bath (soap, towels, clogs, metal bowl, etc.). - yapmak to take a bath in the traditional Turkish way. -
5 Mosul Embroidery
A variety of crewel work in Eastern designs. Used for mantel borders, chair covers, towels, etc. Persian and Turkish effects are usual. The borders are in drawn thread work.
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