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ڰé

[ fri-zey ]

noun

  1. a rug or upholstery fabric having the pile in uncut loops or in a combination of cut and uncut loops.


ڰé

/ ˈڰːɪ /

noun

  1. a fabric with a long normally uncut nap used for upholstery and rugs
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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of ڰé1

1880–85; < French: noun use of past participle of friser to curl, probably derivative of fris-, stem of frire to fry 1, some foods taking on a curllike form when fried
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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of ڰé1

from French, literally: curled
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Other finalists this year included Comet the shih tzu, Mercedes the German shepherd and Neal the bichon frise.

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"It's true to say that there is no such thing as a Canadian auto industry, an American auto industry and a Mexican auto industry," says Peter Frise, a professor of mechanical and automotive engineering at the University of Windsor.

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Not only are models like the Honda Civic, which is hugely popular in the US, manufactured in Canada - Prof Frise says "very few" cars assembled in the US will not contain some parts that come from across the border.

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The nurse recalled Bauley saying that she bred the Yorkiechon, a four-pound, toy-sized Yorkshire terrier and bichon frise mix.

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“I had no idea it was all over the world like this,” she told me as her current dog, Missy, a bichon ڰé, sat by her side.

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