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noun. A heavy felted fabric usually of wool or wool and cotton, used as a floor covering.

noun. A coarse rug of this fabric.

noun. A fabric woven wholly or partly of wool, formerly used for clothing.

noun. A coarse woolen material, felted or woven, either of one color or printed on one side, and used as a protection for a carpet, as a carpet-lining, or, especially in summer, as a rug or carpet, generally covering only the middle portion of a floor. A finer fabric of the same sort is used for table-and piano-covers.

noun. A striped woolen or woolen and cotton fabric, commonly twilled, formerly used in some parts of Great Britain, especially for wome's clothing.

noun. A coarse woolen cloth dyed of one color or printed on one side; generally used as a covering for carpets.

noun. By extension, any material used for the same purpose.

noun. An inexpensive coarse woolen cloth, used as a covering for finer carpets, as a layer between the carpet and the floor, or as a cheap floor covering on its own.

noun. A floor covering made of drugget.

noun. a rug made of a coarse fabric having a cotton warp and a wool filling

"A manufactory has been established for coarse woollen blanketing or rugs, and coarse linen called drugget; a linen of a very good quality has also been produced, which has been disposed of to settlers, etc. and issued from the stores to those who labour for the crown."

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