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A very short encyclopedia entry defining woof as the threads shot across the warp with a shuttle to form the web. It notes that the woof material varies with the fabric, giving examples such as taffety, mohair and satin (spelled 'fattins' in the text).

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Date
1819
Language
English
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1
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