Definitions
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- noun
dog hair used as atextile
Etymologies
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Examples
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Pat Martinek would be happy to take that fur off your hands--or your sofa--and spin it into soft sweater wool known as chiengora.
In This Yarn With a Tail, Our Heroes Thirst for Hair of the Dog Stephanie Simon 2011
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Ms. Dirks and several fellow members of the Handweavers Guild of Boulder are setting out to boost acceptance of dog hair—or, as they prefer to call it, chiengora, a term built around the French word for dog that also evokes the luxurious feel of angora.
In This Yarn With a Tail, Our Heroes Thirst for Hair of the Dog Stephanie Simon 2011
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Eager to make their mark, chiengora artisans are peddling their dog-hair mittens, scarves and cell-phone covers in galleries and craft fairs across the region.
In This Yarn With a Tail, Our Heroes Thirst for Hair of the Dog Stephanie Simon 2011
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Ms. Dodge also teaches a chiengora workshop at the Boulder yarn shop Shuttles, Spindles and Skeins.
In This Yarn With a Tail, Our Heroes Thirst for Hair of the Dog Stephanie Simon 2011
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Chiengora is a yarn or wool spun from dog hair.
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