crinoline
noun
- a coarse, stiff, heavily sized cloth used as a lining for stiffening garments: orig. made of horsehair and linen
- a petticoat of this cloth, worn under a skirt to make it puff out
- hoop skirt
See crinoline in American Heritage Dictionary 4
(krĭnˈə-lĭn)
noun- A coarse stiff fabric of cotton or horsehair used especially to line and stiffen hats and garments.
- A petticoat made of this fabric.
- A hoop skirt.
Related Forms:
- crinˈo·line, crinˈo·lined (-lĭnd) adjective
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