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Fulling

Fulling, also known as tucking or walking (Scots: waukin, hence often spelt waulking in Scottish English), is a step in woollen clothmaking which involves the cleansing of woven cloth (particularly wool) to eliminate (lanolin) oils, dirt, and other impurities, and to make it shrink by friction and pressure. The work delivers a smooth, tightly finished…

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ScotsScottish EnglishWoollenClothmakingCloth
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Fulling

Nodes57
Edges56
Triples55
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.035088
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related to Bibliography · 29
Fulling → An Industrial Revolution, Ancient Buildings, Carus-Wilson, Druchunas Felting, Early Cloth Fulling, Early English Fulling Mills, Economic History Review, Fulling Mills, Machinery, Merioneth, Merioneth Hist, Newcomen Soc, NY, Online Etymology Dictionary, Parkinson, Pelham, Protection, Rec, Reginald Lennard, Retrieved June
related to Milling · 8
Fulling → After, Felting, In Roman, In Scottish Gaelic, Originally, Scotland, The, This
related to Scouring · 8
Fulling → Ancient Rome, By, It, More, Stale, This, Urine, Worked
related to External links · 3
Fulling → Lydeard Mill, Museum, Somerset
related to Legacy · 3
Fulling → The, The Welsh, Tonypandy
related to Post-processing · 3
Fulling → After, Cloth, The
related to Process · 1
Fulling → Removing

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cloth known felting wool mills used process also mill century medieval waulking done scouring cleansing oils fibers woven first urine

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Fullingrelated to BibliographyOnline Etymology Dictionary0.60section
Fullingrelated to BibliographyRetrieved June0.60section
Fullingrelated to BibliographyScott0.60section
Fullingrelated to BibliographyEarly Cloth Fulling0.60section
Fullingrelated to BibliographyMachinery0.60section
Fullingrelated to BibliographyTrans0.60section
Fullingrelated to BibliographyNewcomen Soc0.60section
Fullingrelated to BibliographyCarus-Wilson0.60section
Fullingrelated to BibliographyAn Industrial Revolution0.60section
Fullingrelated to BibliographyThirteenth Century0.60section
Fullingrelated to BibliographyEconomic History Review0.60section
Fullingrelated to BibliographyReginald Lennard0.60section

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