grogram
ˈɡrɒɡrəm
Definition

Definition of grogram - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

textileRarecoarse fabric of silk mixed with wool or mohairRare
  • The pirate's coat was made of faded grogram, tough against the sea winds..
  • She wore a cloak of grogram, durable and warm.
  • The tent was patched with grogram, making it sturdy.
grosgrain
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Origin of grogram

French, gros grain (coarse texture)

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  1. French:gros-grain, ...
  2. German:Grogram, ...
  3. Italian:stoffa grezza, ...
  4. Spanish:tela gruesa, ...
  5. Portuguese:gorgorão, ...
  6. Chinese:粗绸, ...
  7. Japanese:グログラム, ...
  8. Arabic:قُماش غُرُوغْرَام, ...
  9. Hebrew:גרוֹגרָם, ...
  10. Russian:грубая ткань, ...
  11. Ukrainian:грокрам, ...
  12. Hindi:ग्रोग्राम, ...

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