Fibrous woollen material generated from waste fabric, particularly tightly woven cloths and rags.
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Fibrous woollen material generated from waste fabric, particularly tightly woven cloths and rags.
Additional definition by TGA Staff
Mungo
Fibrous woollen material generated from waste fabric, particularly tightly woven cloths and rags. See also: shoddy.
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