cottonade
cottonade noun: a somewhat stout and thick fabric of cotton, generally inferior, coarser, and less durable.
Noun
cottonade (countable and uncountable, plural cottonades)
Forms of cottonade
| plural | cottonades |
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Words that rhyme with cottonade
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- abraid
- blockade
- cade
- fade
- glade
- raid
- upbraid
- abrade
- crusade
- esplanade
- invade
- lade
- unlaid
- upgrade
- brigade
- brocade
- cavalcade
- colonnade
- displayed
- glissade
- grenade
- paid
- palisade
- unlade
- afraid
- ambuscade
- arcade
- corrade
- degrade
- enfilade
- evade
- jade
- lemonade
- made
- maid
- persuade
- pomade
- spade
- unmade
- aide
- cannonade
- carbonade
- carronade
- clade
- cockade
- Dade
- decayed
- dragonnade
Questions about cottonade
- What does cottonade mean?
- Cottonade means a somewhat stout and thick fabric of cotton, generally inferior, coarser, and less durable.
- What part of speech is cottonade?
- Cottonade is a noun.
- What is the plural of cottonade?
- The plural of cottonade is cottonades.
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