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silken

[sil-kuhn] / ˈsɪl kən /


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After years of work with landowners by the charity Butterfly Conservation, the latest survey of silken caterpillar nests has seen huge increases.

From BBC

Near the end, more silken sheets are run across the stage, billowing, washing over the dancers, in an age-old theatrical representation of the ocean.

From New York Times

It is attached to a head and shoulders defined by orange and black ink that resembles a silken swath of tie-dye but also gangrene.

From New York Times

Simple menswear suits were the nicest in what was ultimately a low-key show, with long sashes from the silken undergarments fluttering elegantly behind like a train.

From Seattle Times

Except one day came the sound of a silken and soulful trumpet, as a station played a haunting ballad, “Narbona,” with unmistakable Navajo phrasing.

From New York Times