Similar words: lacuna, lacunar, rubicund, metric unit, economic union, arithmetic logic unit, navicular, clavicular. Meaning: n. 1. the wool of the vicuna 2. a soft wool fabric made from the fleece of the vicuna 3. small wild cud-chewing Andean animal similar to the guanaco but smaller; valued for its fleecy undercoat.
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1. And Rana had Vicuna, a local dentist, to thank for that.
2. Holland and Sherry has spun its special vicuna worsted from llamas in Peru and Bolivia. It is then brought back to the company's factory in Yorkshire.
3. The vicuna is the smallest member of the camel family.
4. But vicuna sells well enough to be carried in all 139 Loro Piana stores around the world.
5. Marketing manager Ross Greenshields said: "There are other vicuna fabrics on the market,(Sentencedict.com ) but we have woven the world's first 100% worsted spun vicuna fabric.
6. The material comes from the wool of the vicuna which inhabits the high alpine reaches of the Andes. It produces only small amounts of very fine wool.
7. Clasen combined these blonde tones with deeper, warmer shades of camel or vicuna.
8. It took more than 80 hours to make one-off the suit from Arctic wool, qiviuk, and rare South American wool, vicuna.
9. The wool worn by Inca kings was woven from the very soft, fine hair of the wild vicuna that is still used today.
10. "Doing sport without clothes is natural - and much more comfy, " Ms Vicuna argues.
11. "We're always interested in new activities, " explains Maite Vicuna, president of the Basque Naturist Association, who attended a trial run of the naked gym last week.
12. Each suit will be a one-off creation made from gold and platinum threads, the rarest silks and a blend of Himalayan Pashmina, Qiviuk and Vicuna.
More similar words: lacuna, lacunar, rubicund, metric unit, economic union, arithmetic logic unit, navicular, clavicular, aviculture, unarticulated, silviculture, infraclavicular, sternoclavicular, acromioclavicular, cunt, jocund, fecund, quincunx, cunning, infecund, cuneiform, cunningly, jocundity, pecuniary, mancunian, fecundity, fecundation, impecunious, pecuniary penalty, icu.