a synthetic polyester fiber or a washable, wrinkle-resistant fabric made from it
Origin of Dacron
arbitrary formation, with -on as in nylon, rayon[alsod-] this fiber or fabric
Dacron
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Dacron
A trademark for a synthetic polyester fabric or the fiber from which it is made.
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Noun
(plural dacrons)
Origin
Originated (as Dacron) as a trademark.
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