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Velure — Vel ure, n. [F. velours, OF. velous, from L. villosus hairy. See {Velvet}.] Velvet. [Obs.] A woman s crupper of velure. Shak. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
velure — [və loor′] n. [Fr velours, altered < OFr velous < LL villosus, shaggy < villus, shaggy hair: see WOOL] Rare velvet or a fabric like velvet … English World dictionary
velure — /vəˈluə/ (say vuh loohuh) noun 1. velvet or a substance resembling it. 2. a hatter s pad of velvet, plush, or the like, for smoothing or dressing silk hats. –verb (t) (velured, veluring) 3. to smooth or dress (a hat) with a velure. {variant of… …
velure — noun Etymology: modification of Middle French velour Date: 1587 obsolete velvet; also a fabric resembling velvet … New Collegiate Dictionary
velure — noun A fabric similar to velvet … Wiktionary
velure — ve•lure [[t]vəˈlʊər[/t]] n. tex velvet or a substance resembling it • Etymology: 1580–90; by alter. < MF velour velour; see ure … From formal English to slang
velure — noun ( s) Etymology: modification (influenced by ure) of Middle French velours, velour, from Old French velous, velos, from Latin villosus hairy, shaggy, from villus hair + osus ose more at velvet obsolete : velvet or a fabric resembling it … Useful english dictionary
Velours — Ve*lours , n. [F. See {Velure}.] One of many textile fabrics having a pile like that of velvet. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Mixed Blood (album) — Mixed Blood Studio album by Gotye Released July, 2007 Recorded 2007 Length 63:13 … Wikipedia
António de Albuquerque Coelho — [ɐ̃ˈtɔnju dɨ alβu kerke koˈeʎu] (* 1682 in Santa Cruz de Macuttá, Maranhão, Brasilien; † 1745 in Madre de Deus, Portugiesisch Indien) war ein portugiesischer Kolonialverwalter.[1] Im Laufe der Zeit lebte er in nahezu allen Regionen des… … Deutsch Wikipedia
