Definitions

from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.

  • noun A high-grade wool fabric originally made from the wool of sheep raised in Saxony.
  • noun A fine soft wool fabric similar in weave to tweed.
  • noun A woven carpet having a cut pile of dense erect tufts.

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  • Ooh, I can't decide what I like more, doggies or saxony style spinning wheels.

    I shouldn't've, but I did 2006

  • But in passing it says this — but never in their ardest whiskered did they re-deposit all of that super-saxony. yet the mourning-dresses opposed up, and the ale set out in the dining-room, and the cosette of hot shoare washt from the kitchen.

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  • He wore a white favour in his button – hole, and a bran new extra super double – milled blue saxony dress coat (that was its description in the bill), with a variety of tortuous embellishments about the pockets, invented by the artist to do honour to the day.

    The Life and Adventures of Martin Chuzzlewit 2006

  • Richard 1 royal 2 royalty 5 rule 10 rules 4 ruler 162 saxony 1 scepter 2 slave 1 somebody 1 sovereign 8

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  • Akin Taber "kept about eleven hundred sheep, some merino and some saxony."

    Quaker Hill A Sociological Study 1902

  • He wore a white favour in his button-hole, and a bran new extra super double-milled blue saxony dress coat (that was its description in the bill), with a variety of tortuous embellishments about the pockets, invented by the artist to do honour to the day.

    Martin Chuzzlewit Charles Dickens 1841

  • Handing the bottle and corkscrew to Betsey, he shuffled himself into a smart new blue saxony coat with velvet collar and metal buttons, and advanced into the passage to greet the arrivers.

    Jorrocks' Jaunts and Jollities Robert Smith Surtees 1833

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  • Yup. thick, extremely soft and squishy, saxony carpet is made of cut pile.

    Curbly Recent Posts 2008

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