Printed Cotton Fabrics Used For Draperies Etc Crossword Clue

Latest updated: 12-04-2018
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MADRAS
- Former name of Chennai
- Printed cotton fabrics used for draperies etc
CHINTZES
- Printed cotton fabrics used for draperies etc
- of Chintz

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