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sable

[sey-buhl] / ˈseɪ bəl /


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“How beautiful she is in her shining raiment,” he rhapsodizes, “her birch-bark body, her sable bodice, her white cravat, her goffered ruff.”

From The Wall Street Journal

A blanket of exquisitely soft fur, an ink-black sable, was wrapped around her shoulders, and another just like it was tucked around her legs.

From Literature

In contrast, some parts of the tarantula feel almost like sable fur.

From Los Angeles Times

The cookbook offers helpful guides to the different varieties of herring—from New Catch to schmaltz—smoked salmon and specialty fish such as sturgeon and sable and caviar.

From The Wall Street Journal

Traditional brushes are made with animal hair from squirrels, goats or sable, a species of weasel.

From BBC