different between camelhair vs camelshair
camelhair
English
Alternative forms
- camel hair
- camel's hair
Noun
camelhair (countable and uncountable, plural camelhairs)
- The soft hair of a camel.
- A substitute for this hair.
- 1993, Philip Ward, Panama hats, crocodile tears and other common fallacies (page 24)
- 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.
Quotations
- 1834 George Long - The Penny Cyclopædia of the Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge
- It must be applied to the whole specimen by means of a camelhair pencil.
- 2005 Wu Ming - 54
- Lucania wrapped himself up in his camelhair coat and went on smoking.
Anagrams
- chimaeral
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camelshair
English
Etymology
camel +? -s- +? hair
Noun
camelshair (uncountable)
- (attributive) The hair of a camel, used for paintbrushes etc.
Anagrams
- camelhairs
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