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,
-ohr
]
tus·sore
/
ˈtʌs
ɔr
,
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noun
tussah.
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tussore
,
chiefly
(
US
)
tusser
or
chiefly
(
US
)
tussah
(tʊˈsɔː, ˈtʌsə)
—
n
1.
a strong coarse brownish Indian silk obtained from the cocoons of an Oriental saturniid silkworm,
Antheraea paphia
2.
a fabric woven from this silk
3.
the silkworm producing this silk
[C17: from Hindi
tasar
shuttle, from Sanskrit
tasara
a wild silkworm]
tusser
,
chiefly
(
US
)
tusser
or
chiefly
(
US
)
tussah
—
n
[C17: from Hindi
tasar
shuttle, from Sanskrit
tasara
a wild silkworm]
tussah
,
chiefly
(
US
)
tusser
or
chiefly
(
US
)
tussah
—
n
[C17: from Hindi
tasar
shuttle, from Sanskrit
tasara
a wild silkworm]
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