dornick

dornick
dornick1
/dawr"nik/, n.
a stout linen cloth, esp. one of a damask linen.
Also, dorneck.
[1400-50; late ME dornyk, after Doornik (F Tournai), where the cloth was first made]
dornick2
/dawr"nik/, n.
a small stone that is easy to throw.
[1830-40, Amer.; < Ir dornóg small casting stone (lit., fistful)]

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