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Definition
Synonym
Seidenfaeden
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Seidenfaden
m
Seidenfäden
pl
silk thread
silk threads
Seidenfaden
m
Seidenfäden
pl
silk thread
silk threads
Seidenfaeden
silk threads
Deutsche
Seidenfaeden Synonyme
Englische
silk thread Synonyme
silk
AG
DA
KC
QC
SSC
US attorney
alabaster
attorney general
billiard table
blubber
bowling alley
bowling green
breeze
butter
civilian
clay
cloth
corporation lawyer
court-appointed lawyer
criminal lawyer
cushion
daintiness
defense counsel
delicacy
district attorney
dough
down
downiness
drapery
eiderdown
etoffe
fabric
feather bed
feathers
felt
filminess
fine-grainedness
fineness
flat
fleece
floss
flue
fluff
fluffiness
foam
fuzz
fuzziness
glass
goods
gossameriness
ice
ivory
junior counsel
kapok
lace
law agent
leader
level
mahogany
marble
material
mouthpiece
napery
peach fuzz
pillow
plane
plush
private attorney
prosecuting attorney
prosecutor
pubescence
public prosecutor
publicist
pudding
puff
putty
rag
refinement
rubber
satin
satininess
silk
gown
silk
iness
slide
smooth
smoothness
softness
solicitor general
special pleader
stuff
stuff gown
stuff-gownsman
swansdown
tennis court
textile
textile fabric
texture
thistledown
tissu
tissue
velvet
velvetiness
wax
weave
web
weft
woof
wool
zephyr
silk
stocking
Brahman
archduke
aristocrat
armiger
baron
baronet
blue blood
cafe-society
count
daimio
duke
earl
elite
esquire
gentleman
grand duke
grandee
hidalgo
high-society
in society
jet-set
lace-curtain
laird
landgrave
lord
lordling
magnate
magnifico
margrave
marquis
noble
nobleman
optimate
palsgrave
patrician
peer
seigneur
seignior
socially prominent
squire
swell
thoroughbred
upper-cruster
viscount
waldgrave
silk
en
buffed
burnished
cottony
deferential
disarming
finished
furbished
glace
glassy
glazed
gleaming
glossy
insinuating
insinuative
lacquered
plush
plushy
polished
rubbed
saccharine
satinlike
satiny
sericeous
shellacked
shiny
silk
like
silk
y
sleek
slick
soft as
silk
varnished
velutinous
velvetlike
velvety
silk
y
attenuate
attenuated
buffed
burnished
capillary
cirrose
cirrous
cottony
dainty
deferential
delicate
disarming
downy
fibered
fibroid
fibrous
filmy
fine
fine-drawn
fine-grained
finespun
finished
flagelliform
flossy
fluffy
funicular
furbished
fuzzy
gauzy
glace
glassy
glazed
gleaming
glossy
gossamer
gossamery
hairlike
hairy
insinuating
insinuative
lacquered
ligamental
lustrous
plush
plushy
polished
pubescent
refined
ropy
rubbed
saccharine
satin
satinlike
satiny
sericeous
shellacked
shiny
silk
en
silk
like
sleek
slick
smooth
soft
soft as
silk
stringy
taeniate
taeniform
thin-spun
threadlike
thready
varnished
velutinous
velvetlike
velvety
wiredrawn
wiry
Seidenfaeden Definition
Crow-silk
(
n.
)
A
filamentous
fresh-water
alga
(Conferva
rivularis
of
Linnaeus,
Rhizoclonium
rivulare
of
Kutzing).
Floxed
silk
(
)
See
Floss
silk,
under
Floss.
Pack
thread
(
)
See
under
2d
Pack.
Silk
(
n.
)
The
fine,
soft
thread
produced
by
various
species
of
caterpillars
in
forming
the
cocoons
within
which
the
worm
is
inclosed
during
the
pupa
state,
especially
that
produced
by
the
larvae
of
Bombyx
mori.
Silk
(
n.
)
Hence,
thread
spun,
or
cloth
woven,
from
the
above-named
material.
Silk
(
n.
)
That
which
resembles
silk,
as
the
filiform
styles
of
the
female
flower
of
maize.
Thread
(
n.
)
A
very
small
twist
of
flax,
wool,
cotton,
silk,
or
other
fibrous
substance,
drawn
out
to
considerable
length
Thread
(
n.
)
A
filament,
as
of
a
flower,
or
of
any
fibrous
substance,
as
of
bark
Thread
(
n.
)
The
prominent
part
of
the
spiral
of
a
screw
or
nut
Thread
(
n.
)
Fig.:
Something
continued
in
a
long
course
or
tenor
Thread
(
n.
)
Fig.:
Composition
Thread
(
v.
t.)
To
pass
a
thread
through
the
eye
of
Thread
(
v.
t.)
To
pass
or
pierce
through
as
a
narrow
way
Thread
(
v.
t.)
To
form
a
thread,
or
spiral
rib,
on
or
in
Thread-shaped
(
a.
)
Having
the
form
of
a
thread
Tussah
silk
(
)
A
silk
cloth
made
from
the
cocoons
of
a
caterpillar
other
than
the
common
silkworm,
much
used
in
Bengal
and
China.
Tussah
silk
(
)
The
silk
fiber
itself.
silk thread / silk threads Bedeutung
silk
gland
serictery
sericterium
silk-producing
gland
of
insects
(especially
of
a
silkworm)
or
spiders
threadfish
thread-fish
Alectis
ciliaris
fish
having
greatly
elongated
front
rays
on
dorsal
and
anal
fins
dress
hat
high
hat
opera
hat
silk
hat
stovepipe
top
hat
topper
beaver
a
man's
hat
with
a
tall
crown,
usually
covered
with
silk
or
with
beaver
fur
lisle
lisle
thread
a
strong
tightly
twisted
cotton
thread
(usually
made
of
long-staple
cotton)
moire
watered-silk
silk
fabric
with
a
wavy
surface
pattern
nylons
nylon
stocking
rayons
rayon
stocking
silk
stocking
women's
stockings
made
from
a
sheer
material
(nylon
or
rayon
or
silk)
screw
thread
thread
the
raised
helical
rib
going
around
a
screw
silk
a
fabric
made
from
the
fine
threads
produced
by
certain
insect
larvae
silkscreen
silk
screen
print
serigraph
a
print
made
using
a
stencil
process
in
which
an
image
or
design
is
superimposed
on
a
very
fine
mesh
screen
and
printing
ink
is
squeegeed
onto
the
printing
surface
through
the
area
of
the
screen
that
is
not
covered
by
the
stencil
thread
yarn
a
fine
cord
of
twisted
fibers
(of
cotton
or
silk
or
wool
or
nylon
etc.)
used
in
sewing
and
weaving
togs
threads
duds
informal
terms
for
clothing
train
of
thought
thread
the
connections
that
link
the
various
parts
of
an
event
or
argument
together,
I
couldn't
follow
his
train
of
thought,
he
lost
the
thread
of
his
argument
Silk
Road
an
ancient
trade
route
between
China
and
the
Mediterranean
(,
miles),
followed
by
Marco
Polo
in
the
th
century
to
reach
Cathay
ribbon
thread
any
long
object
resembling
a
thin
line,
a
mere
ribbon
of
land,
the
lighted
ribbon
of
traffic,
from
the
air
the
road
was
a
grey
thread,
a
thread
of
smoke
climbed
upward
spinner
spinster
thread
maker
someone
who
spins
(who
twists
fibers
into
threads)
goldthread
golden
thread
Coptis
groenlandica
Coptis
trifolia
groenlandica
low-growing
perennial
of
North
America
woodlands
having
trifoliate
leaves
and
yellow
rootstock
and
white
flowers
silk
tree
Albizia
julibrissin
Albizzia
julibrissin
attractive
domed
or
flat-topped
Asiatic
tree
having
bipinnate
leaves
and
flowers
with
long
silky
stamens
mountain
rice
silkgrass
silk
grass
Indian
millet
Oryzopsis
hymenoides
valuable
forage
grass
of
dry
upland
areas
and
plains
of
western
North
America
to
northern
Mexico
cornsilk
corn
silk
each
of
the
long
filamentous
styles
that
grow
as
a
silky
tuft
at
the
tip
of
an
ear
of
Indian
corn
Jamaican
cherry
calabur
tree
calabura
silk
wood
silkwood
Muntingia
calabura
a
fast-growing
tropical
American
evergreen
having
white
flowers
and
white
fleshy
edible
fruit,
bark
yields
a
silky
fiber
used
in
cordage
and
wood
is
valuable
for
staves
silk
oak
any
of
several
Australian
timber
trees
having
usually
fernlike
foliage
and
mottled
wood
used
in
cabinetry
and
veneering
ramie
ramee
Chinese
silk
plant
China
grass
Boehmeria
nivea
tall
perennial
herb
of
tropical
Asia
with
dark
green
leaves,
cultivated
for
the
fiber
from
its
woody
stems
that
resembles
flax
Adam's
needle
Adam's
needle-and-thread
spoonleaf
yucca
needle
palm
Yucca
filamentosa
yucca
with
long
stiff
leaves
having
filamentlike
appendages
silk
vine
Periploca
graeca
deciduous
climber
for
arches
and
fences
having
ill-scented
but
interesting
flowers
and
poisonous
yellow
fruits,
cultivated
for
its
dark
shining
foliage,
southeastern
Europe
to
Asia
Minor
thread
blight
a
disease
of
tropical
woody
plants
(cacao
or
tea
or
citrus)
kapok
silk
cotton
vegetable
silk
a
plant
fiber
from
the
kapok
tree,
used
for
stuffing
and
insulation
red
silk
cotton
a
plant
fiber
from
the
red
silkotton
tree
of
eastern
India,
inferior
to
kapok
silk
animal
fibers
produced
by
silkworms
and
other
larvae
that
spin
cocoons
and
by
most
spiders
string
thread
draw
e
thread
on
or
as
if
on
a
string,
string
pearls
on
a
string,
the
child
drew
glass
beads
on
a
string,
thread
dried
cranberries
thread
pass
through
or
into,
thread
tape,
thread
film
thread
remove
facial
hair
by
tying
a
fine
string
around
it
and
pulling
at
the
string,
She
had
her
eyebrows
threaded
thread
pass
a
thread
through,
thread
a
needle
weave
wind
thread
meander
wander
to
move
or
cause
to
move
in
a
sinuous,
spiral,
or
circular
course,
the
river
winds
through
the
hills,
the
path
meanders
through
the
vineyards,
sometimes,
the
gout
wanders
through
the
entire
body
hang
by
a
thread
hang
by
a
hair
depend
on
a
small
thing
or
be
at
risk,
His
life
now
hangs
by
a
thread
silk-lined
having
a
silk
lining
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