flannel in Gujarati ગુજરાતી

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adj. made of flannel.

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expr. flannels,
a. clothes, especially trousers, made of flannel.
Ex. [He] changed to a costume of white flannels, white shirt of silk, and white leather shoes (L. J. Vance).
b. woolen underwear.
Ex. Mother made the children wea

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flannel, noun, adjective, verb, (especially British)-nelled,-nellingor, (especially U.S.)-neled,-neling.

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noun 1. a soft, warm, woolen cloth. Flannel has a nap on both sides.
2. a similar fabric made of cotton, especially a strong fabric with a long, soft nap, usually on one side only.
3. flannelette.
4. (British Slang.) insincere talk o

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v.i. (British Slang.) to talk or act insincerely; bluff.
Ex. Some of the cast, I suspect, were flanneling; but there are two spellbinding performances (Irving Wardle).

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v.t. 1. to wrap in or rub with flannel.
2. (British Slang.) to cover up or deceive by insincere talk or action; bluff.
Ex. I ... believed that I could flannel my way through by a combination of Parliamentary sleight-of-hand and spur-of-the-m