camelhair
camelhair noun: the soft hair of a camel.
Noun
camelhair (countable and uncountable, plural camelhairs)
- The soft hair of a camel.
- A substitute for this hair.
- Camelhair brushes are made for artists and architects from the hair of the tails of Russian squirrels.1993, Philip Ward, Panama hats, crocodile tears and other common fallacies, page 24
- A soft fabric made from this hair.
Forms of camelhair
| plural | camelhairs |
|---|---|
| alternative form | camel hair |
| alternative form | camel-hair |
| alternative form | camel's hair |
Words formed from camelhair
Questions about camelhair
- What does camelhair mean?
- Camelhair means the soft hair of a camel.
- What part of speech is camelhair?
- Camelhair is a noun.
- What is the plural of camelhair?
- The plural of camelhair is camelhairs.
Words near camelhair in the dictionary
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