RUGS

Meaning of RUGS in English

present third singular of rug

plural of rug

Webster's New International English Dictionary. Новый международный словарь английского языка Webster. 2012

RUGS — Коврики
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RUGS — Ковры
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RUGS — Коврики
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RUG AND CARPET — any decorative textile normally made of a thick material and now usually intended as a floor covering. Until the 19th …
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PRAYER RUG — Arabic Sajjada, Persian Namazlik, one of the major types of rug produced in central and western Asia, used by Muslims …
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JUTE — Hindi pat, also called allyott either of two species of Corchorus plantsC. capsularis, or white jute, and C. olitorius, including …
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FLOOR COVERING — material made from textiles, felts, resins, rubber, or other natural or man-made substances applied or fastened to, or laid upon, …
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BIRD RUG — floor covering handwoven in Turkey from the 16th to the 18th century, carrying on a white ground an allover, stylized …
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YURUK RUG — also spelled Yrk, floor covering handwoven by nomadic people in various parts of Anatolia. The Balikesir Yrk rugs of western …
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TRANSYLVANIAN RUG — also called Siebenbrger rug any of the large numbers of floor coverings found in the churches of Transylvania (part of …
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SOUMAK — method of brocading handmade flat-woven rugs and similar fabrics. It is one of the oldest known techniques, identified among charred …
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SHIRVAN RUG — floor covering handmade in the Shirvan region of the southeastern Caucasus (Azerbaijan). Shirvan rugs are difficult to distinguish from Dagestan …
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SHIRAZ RUG — handwoven floor covering made in the district around the city of Shiraz in southern Iran. The best known are the …
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SALOR RUG — floor covering handmade by the Salor Turkmens of Turkmenistan. Most examples are designed as jovals, the faces of large storage …
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MUJUR RUG — any of the prayer rugs handwoven in Mucur (Mujur, or Mudjar), a village near Kirsehir in central Turkey. As have …
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MUGHAL CARPET — also spelled Mogul, any of the handwoven floor coverings made in India in the 16th and 17th centuries for the …
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MEKRI CARPET — floor covering handwoven in the Turkish town of Mekri (modern Fethiye), noted for its unusual prayer rugs. They are sometimes …
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MAKRI RUG — floor covering handwoven in or near the coastal village of Fethiye, southwest Turkey. These are rare, comparatively small rugs with …
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KURDISH RUG — floor covering that is handcrafted by people of Kurdish stock in Iran, eastern Anatolia, or perhaps to a limited extent …
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KULA CARPET — Kula also spelled Koula, or Kulah, floor covering handwoven in Kula, a town east of Izmir, in western Turkey. Kula …
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KHOTAN RUG — floor covering handwoven in or about the ancient city of Khotan (Ho-t'ien) in southern Sinkiang (Chinese Turkistan). Khotan rugs were …
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KAZAK RUG — also spelled Kazakh Rug, floor covering handmade by seminomadic people of Turkic stock living in the Gnc district of the …
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KARABAGH RUG — Karabagh also spelled Karabakh, floor covering handmade in the district of Karabakh (Azerbaijan), just north of the present Iranian border. …
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JOSHAGAN RUG — floor covering handmade in the village of Jushaqan, north of Esfahan in central Iran. An astonishing mlange of rugs has …
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HEREKE CARPET — Silk Hereke carpet with design based on an Ottoman court prayer rug, from Turkey, early 20th 1/4 floor covering handwoven …
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BOKHARA RUG — Bokhara also spelled Bukhara, any of the predominantly red-coloured floor coverings handwoven by peoples of Russian Turkistan (Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan). …
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BALOCHI RUG — also spelled Baluchi, or Beluchi, floor covering woven by the Balochi people living in Afghanistan and eastern Iran. The patterns …
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BAKU RUG — also called Chilia Rug, handwoven floor covering made near Baku in the eastern Caucasus. It is a variety of Dagestan …
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ARRAIOLOS RUG — embroidered floor covering made at Arraiolos, north of vora in Portugal. The technique is herringbone or cross-stitch on a linen …
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RUG — noun COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES a prayer mat/rug (= small cloth on which Muslims kneel to pray ) COLLOCATIONS FROM …
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ORIENTAL — I. adjective COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS ■ NOUN rug ▪ I remember gasping when I first walked in: the artwork, the …
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