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cotton
wool
paper
rot
denier
vinal
filasse
virgate
perique
sunn
dietary fiber
polar fleece
fascicle
global element
spatia zonularia
fibering
cotton gin
fiberize
thread
fiddleback
agronomy
interfiber
biolung
cantala
polyacrylonitrile
rope yarn
kittul
jew's mallow
biofiber
lastrile
loof
puborectalis
spinneret
hollowfibre
yarn
fibreglass
wick
medullation
silk
glass felt
destring
bog earth
fibrocollagenous
braid
frontopontine
fiberlike
pullback
morgellons
japanese tissue
cebu maguey
nytril
microfiber
mrenda
fiberwise
tex
dralon
aggregate
myomere
diakinesis
seifert fiber space
tow linen
müller's muscle
slubbings
fibral
fibro
fibers
cord
interfibrous
rayon
nanonet
elongated
defibrate
azlon
medial lemniscus
rolag
ambary
lemniscus
fibriform
length
width
piña
preimage
eyebrowing
sliver
boon
flock worker's lung
wood wool
protofiber
pita
neurofiber
defiber
morphism
satinet
purkinje fiber
nuclear matrix
bass
vector bundle
lightweight
hair salt
connective tissue
atlas powder
slub
garnet
cabbage tree
capillitium
supercalender
basketry
tow
material
fibery
resolve
hersage
developer
rope of sand
execution
muesli belt malnutrition
subbundle
fique
fiberfill
taffeta
iliotibial band
natural fiber
tampico fiber
pele's hair
vinyon
fibrillation
matchbox sign
fios
fiber gun
fiberless
chiquichiqui palm
monofilament
ixtle
amianthus
collagen
multipennate
fibered
cotton wool
flax
wood
character
sock
temper
grain
hay
Definitions:
Noun
roughage
fiber
Definition: coarse, indigestible plant food low in nutrients; its bulk stimulates intestinal peristalsis
fiber
fibre
Definition: any of several elongated, threadlike cells (especially a muscle fiber or a nerve fiber)
character
fiber
fibre
Definition: the inherent complex of attributes that determines a persons moral and ethical actions and reactions; "education has for its object the formation of character"- Herbert Spencer
fiber
fibre
vulcanized fiber
Definition: a leatherlike material made by compressing layers of paper or cloth
Definition: A single elongated piece of a given material, roughly round in cross-section, often twisted with other fibers to form thread.