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Definition
Synonym
Wollstaub
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Wollstaub
m
wool powder; flock
Wollstaub
m
wool powder; flock
Wollstaub
m
wool powder; flock
Deutsche
Wollstaub Synonyme
Englische
wool powder; flock Synonyme
wool
Aralac
Avisco
Celanese
Chemstrand
Dacron
Dynel
Lastex
Manila
Orlon
Terylene
Velon
Vicara
acetate rayon
alpaca
angora
bast
blubber
breeze
bristle
butter
capillament
cashmere
cilium
clay
cloth
coat
coir
cotton
cushion
dough
down
drapery
eiderdown
etoffe
fabric
feather bed
feathers
felt
flax
fleece
floss
flue
fluff
foam
fur
goods
hair
hemp
horsehair
jute
kapok
lace
linen
llama hair
mane
material
merino
mohair
napery
near-silk
nylon
oakum
pelt
pile
pillow
plush
pubescence
pubic hair
pudding
puff
putty
raffia
rag
rayon
rubber
satin
setula
shag
silk
sisal
spandex
spun rayon
stuff
swansdown
textile
textile fabric
texture
thistledown
tissu
tissue
tussah
velvet
wax
weave
web
weft
woof
worsted
yarn
zephyr
wool
gathering
Walter Mitty
absence of mind
absent
absentminded
absentmindedness
absorbed
absorption
abstracted
abstractedness
abstraction
bemused
bemusement
brown study
castle-building
daydream
daydreamer
daydreaming
daydreamy
depth of thought
dream
dreaming
dreamy
drowsing
ecstatic
elsewhere
engrossed
engrossment
fantasy
fantasying
faraway
fit of abstraction
half-awake
in a reverie
in the clouds
lost
lost in thought
meditative
mooning
moonraking
muse
museful
musefulness
musing
muted ecstasy
napping
nodding
oblivious
pensive
pipe dream
pipe-dreaming
preoccupation
preoccupied
rapt
reverie
somewhere else
stargazing
study
taken up
trance
transported
unconscious
wrapped in thought
wool
ly
bristly
bushy
cirrose
downy
feathery
fleecy
flocculent
flossy
fluffy
furry
fuzzy
hairy
hirsute
hispid
lanate
matted
pilose
pubescent
shagged
shaggy
unshorn
whiskered
Wollstaub Definition
Abb
wool
(
)
See
Abb.
Dover's
Powder
(
)
A
powder
of
ipecac
and
opium,
compounded,
in
the
United
States,
with
sugar
of
milk,
but
in
England
(as
formerly
in
the
United
States)
with
sulphate
of
potash,
and
in
France
(as
in
Dr.
Dover's
original
prescription)
with
nitrate
and
sulphate
of
potash
and
licorice.
It
is
an
anodyne
diaphoretic.
Flock
(
n.
)
A
company
or
collection
of
living
creatures
Flock
(
n.
)
A
Christian
church
or
congregation
Flock
(
v.
i.)
To
gather
in
companies
or
crowds.
Flock
(
v.
t.)
To
flock
to
Flock
(
n.
)
A
lock
of
wool
or
hair.
Flock
(
n.
)
Woolen
or
cotton
refuse
(sing.
/
pl.),
old
rags,
etc.,
reduced
to
a
degree
of
fineness
by
machinery,
and
used
for
stuffing
unpholstered
furniture.
Flock
(
sing.
/
pl.)
Very
fine,
sifted,
woolen
refuse,
especially
that
from
shearing
the
nap
of
cloths,
used
as
a
coating
for
wall
paper
to
give
it
a
velvety
or
clothlike
appearance
Flock
(
v.
t.)
To
coat
with
flock,
as
wall
paper
Goa
powder
(
)
A
bitter
powder
(also
called
araroba)
found
in
the
interspaces
of
the
wood
of
a
Brazilian
tree
(Andira
araroba)
and
used
as
a
medicine.
It
is
the
material
from
which
chrysarobin
is
obtained.
James's
powder
(
)
Antimonial
powder,
first
prepared
by
Dr.
James,
ar
English
physician
Powder
(
n.
)
The
fine
particles
to
which
any
dry
substance
is
reduced
by
pounding,
grinding,
or
triturating,
or
into
which
it
falls
by
decay
Powder
(
n.
)
An
explosive
mixture
used
in
gunnery,
blasting,
etc.
Powder
(
v.
t.)
To
reduce
to
fine
particles
Powder
(
v.
t.)
To
sprinkle
with
powder,
or
as
with
powder
Powder
(
v.
t.)
To
sprinkle
with
salt
Powder
(
v.
i.)
To
be
reduced
to
powder
Powder
(
v.
i.)
To
use
powder
on
the
hair
or
skin
Powder-posted
(
a.
)
Affected
with
dry
rot
Wool
(
n.
)
The
soft
and
curled,
or
crisped,
species
of
hair
which
grows
on
sheep
and
some
other
animals,
and
which
in
fineness
sometimes
approaches
to
fur
Wool
(
n.
)
Short,
thick
hair,
especially
when
crisped
or
curled.
Wool
(
n.
)
A
sort
of
pubescence,
or
a
clothing
of
dense,
curling
hairs
on
the
surface
of
certain
plants.
Wool-dyed
(
a.
)
Dyed
before
being
made
into
cloth,
in
distinction
from
piece-dyed
Wool-hall
(
n.
)
A
trade
market
in
the
woolen
districts.
wool powder; flock Bedeutung
wool
fleece
outer
coat
of
especially
sheep
and
yaks
powder-post
termite
Cryptotermes
brevis
extremely
destructive
dry-wood
termite
of
warm
regions
araroba
Goa
powder
chrysarobin
a
bitter
yellow
powder
used
to
treat
skin
diseases
aspirin
powder
headache
powder
a
powdered
form
of
aspirin
baby
powder
powder
used
to
prevent
a
baby's
diaper
from
chafing
compact
powder
compact
a
small
cosmetics
case
with
a
mirror,
to
be
carried
in
a
woman's
purse
Dover's
powder
a
medicinal
powder
made
essentially
of
ipecac
and
opium,
formerly
used
to
relieve
pain
and
induce
perspiration
face
powder
cosmetic
powder
for
the
face
ladies'
room
powder
room
a
woman's
restroom
in
a
public
(or
semipublic)
building
magazine
powder
store
powder
magazine
a
storehouse
(as
a
compartment
on
a
warship)
where
weapons
and
ammunition
are
stored
powder
any
of
various
cosmetic
or
medical
preparations
dispensed
in
the
form
of
a
pulverized
powder
powder
and
shot
ammunition
consisting
of
gunpowder
and
bullets
for
muskets
powder
horn
powder
flask
container
for
carrying
gunpowder,
made
of
the
hollow
horn
of
an
animal
powder
keg
keg
(usually
made
of
metal)
for
gunpowder
or
blasting
powder
soap
powder
built-soap
powder
washing
powder
soap
in
powdered
form
mixed
with
alkaline
builders
steel-wool
pad
abrader
consisting
of
a
pad
of
steel
wool
used
for
polishing
or
smoothing
talcum
talcum
powder
a
toilet
powder
made
of
purified
talc
and
usually
scented,
absorbs
excess
moisture
toilet
powder
bath
powder
dusting
powder
a
fine
powder
for
spreading
on
the
body
(as
after
bathing)
tooth
powder
toothpowder
a
dentifrice
in
the
form
of
a
powder
wool
woolen
woollen
a
fabric
made
from
the
hair
of
sheep
powder
blue
a
pale
blue
color
with
grey
in
it
powder
metallurgy
the
metallurgy
of
powdered
metals,
how
to
produce
solid
metal
objects
from
powdered
metal
by
compaction
and
sintering
carob
carob
powder
Saint-John's-bread
powder
from
the
ground
seeds
and
pods
of
the
carob
tree,
used
as
a
chocolate
substitute
cocoa
powder
the
powdery
remains
of
chocolate
liquor
after
cocoa
butter
is
removed,
used
in
baking
and
in
low
fat
and
low
calorie
recipes
and
as
a
flavoring
for
ice
cream
baking-powder
biscuit
leavened
with
baking
powder
five
spice
powder
Chinese
seasoning
made
by
grinding
star
anise
and
fennel
and
pepper
and
cloves
and
cinnamon
chili
powder
powder
made
of
ground
chili
peppers
mixed
with
e.g.
cumin
and
garlic
and
oregano
curry
powder
pungent
blend
of
cumin
and
ground
coriander
seed
and
turmeric
and
other
spices
powdered
milk
dry
milk
dried
milk
milk
powder
dehydrated
milk
flock
a
group
of
birds
flock
fold
a
group
of
sheep
or
goats
flock
a
church
congregation
guided
by
a
pastor
troop
flock
an
orderly
crowd,
a
troop
of
children
powder
monkey
someone
who
carries
explosives
(as
from
the
magazine
to
the
guns
on
board
a
warship)
wool
stapler
woolsorter
a
person
who
sorts
wool
into
different
grades
wool
stapler
a
dealer
in
wool
Ravenna
grass
wool
grass
Erianthus
ravennae
grass
often
cultivated
for
its
long
whiteibbed
leaves
and
large
plumes
resembling
those
of
pampas
grass
wool
grass
Scirpus
cyperinus
sedge
of
eastern
North
America
having
numerous
clustered
woolly
spikelets
powder
photography
powder
method
powder
technique
a
process
for
identifying
minerals
or
crystals,
a
small
rod
is
coated
with
a
powdered
form
of
the
substance
and
subjected
to
suitably
modified
Xays,
the
pattern
of
diffracted
rings
is
used
for
identification
b
batch
deal
flock
good
deal
great
deal
hatful
heap
lot
mass
mess
mickle
mint
mountain
muckle
passel
peck
pile
plenty
pot
quite
a
little
raft
sight
slew
spate
stack
tidy
sum
wad
v
b
a
(often
followed
by
`of')
a
large
number
or
amount
or
extent,
a
batch
of
letters,
a
deal
of
trouble,
a
lot
of
money,
he
made
a
mint
on
the
stock
market,
see
the
rest
of
the
winners
in
our
huge
passel
of
photos,
it
must
have
cost
plenty,
a
slew
of
journalists,
a
wad
of
money
powder
keg
a
potentially
explosive
state
mineral
wool
rock
wool
a
light
fibrous
material
used
as
an
insulator
baking
powder
any
of
various
powdered
mixtures
used
in
baking
as
a
substitute
for
yeast
bleaching
powder
chlorinated
lime
chloride
of
lime
a
white
powder
comprised
of
calcium
hydroxide
and
chloride
and
hypochlorite
and
used
to
bleach
and
or
disinfect
steel
wool
wire
wool
a
mass
of
woven
steel
fibers
used
as
an
abrasive
lanolin
wool
fat
wool
grease
a
yellow
viscous
animal
oil
extracted
from
wool,
a
mixture
of
fatty
acids
and
esters,
used
in
some
ointments
and
cosmetics
glass
wool
glass
fibers
spun
and
massed
into
bundles
resembling
wool
cotton
cotton
fiber
cotton
wool
soft
silky
fibers
from
cotton
plants
in
their
raw
state
insecticide
insect
powder
a
chemical
used
to
kill
insects
powder
pulverization
pulverisation
a
solid
substance
in
the
form
of
tiny
loose
particles,
a
solid
that
has
been
pulverized
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