Cloths is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CLOTHS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• CLOTH, fabric
• woven or felted fabric made from wool, cotton, or a similar fibre
• a piece of cloth for cleaning or covering something, e.g. a dishcloth or a tablecloth
• the clergy; the clerical profession

Words related to CLOTHS

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How to use CLOTHS in a sentence

• She continually moistened the parched tongue with water, and wiped the hot skin with wet cloths.
• When the Blessed Virgin had filled all the wounds with ointment, she wrapped the head up in linen cloths, but she did not as yet cover the face.
• He was wrapped in a loose grey gown, patched with different coloured cloths, and supported himself with a staff.
• The Malays wore long cloths wound round their bodies, with one end hanging over their shoulder.
• Only the very highest cream of the inner elect have plain table cloths and a little silver like we do at home.
• Poles are also often erected, from 10 to 30 feet long, on which American flags, handkerchiefs, clothes, and cloths of various colors are hung.
• Cleaning cloths for bedroom use should be kept for that purpose alone.
• The usual manner of application was in solution of six to twenty drops to the ounce of water, keeping the parts covered with cloths constantly wet with it.
• Then, their work over, the Indians began to deck themselves out in the beads and cloths.
• Friction of the limbs and body with dry flannel or cloths should be had recourse to.
• The latter especially are convenient for the girl who is obliged to room away from home, for they may be burned and the cost of new ones is no greater than the laundry of cloths.
• Not the faintest sound came from beneath the cloths.
• The riders sprang off, and laid out the chopped tibbin upon cloths in front of them, for no well-bred camel will eat from the ground.
• They manufacture cloths, of a very fanciful pattern, from various substances.
• Its ten thousand inhabitants find their chief employment in the making of the ordinary woollen cloths, worn by the peasantry of Normandy and of Lower Brittany.
• Mortimer perched high on a pile of tent cloths, and Mr.
• These cloths were sometimes so wonderfully painted and lighted that they constituted scenes of remarkable beauty.
• Another form of trial was to place two pots, each of them containing a piece of gold and a piece of silver wrapped up in cloths, in shallow water.
• Throwing his cloths carelessly on the bale, he arose again, and seemed to hesitate.
• It is usual to crop both sides of the cloth, although there are some cloths which require only one side to be treated, while others again miss this operation entirely.
• About eight or nine different cloths are arranged in frames behind the cutting machine, and the ends of these cloths passed between the horizontal bars at the back of the machine.
• The plantain meal cannot be got into this state unless by mixing it up with water to form a stiff dough, and then boiling it in shapes or bound in cloths.
• The filter cloths are cleaned three times every 24 hours, without removal, by jets of softened water from the main, having a pressure of 60 pounds to the square inch.
• Then they comment on the fact that the head cloths are lying where they naturally would be, a little apart from the others, the distance of the head from the body.

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