one of the short stiff hairs on an animal, in a brush etc

short, prickly hair

a fine network of threats made by a spider

entanglement; filament

(a length of) twisted strands, thicker than string, thicker than rope

rope

trousers made of corduroy

rope

the nature or most important quality (of something)

heart, significance

(a kind of) structure (of society, of a committee etc)

cloth, material

a thin thread, e.g. of metal in an electric light bulb

thin strand

a plant with fibre in its stem (used to make linen) and oil in its seed (used to make linseed oil)

plant

a soft substance, e.g. from wool; very curly hair

fluff

all the growths, like threads, on the human head and on the skin of animals

threadlike growth on animate being

a kind of plant from which coarse fibres are obtained, used for making rope and cloth; marijuana

plant

fibre from certain plants, used for making ropes etc

plant

a kind of strong brown paper

plant

(cloth made from) the fine, silky hair of the Angora goat

cloth, material

hair allowed to grow on the upper lip

threadlike growth on animate being

a system of lines, wires, etc that cross each other; a system of radio or television companies sharing programmes

system of connections

(of) any mineral substance needed as food by plants or animals

source of nourishment

the soft, white substance that fills the stems of some plants and trees; an essential part (of something)

core

the coarse part of food e.g. the outer part of seeds, fruit etc

healthful food

a fine, soft thread from the cocoons of certain insects, used to make cloth

fabric

any of the threads, hairs, wires etc twisted together into a rope, cable or cloth; a hair; a line of development (in a story etc)

fine thread

of, concerning, the making of cloth

fabric

the arrangement of the threads in a cloth; the arrangement of the parts that make up something

characteristics of a surface

(a length of) cotton, silk, wool etc, especially for use in sewing and weaving; something long and thin like a thread; a line of thought or action (connecting parts of a story etc); the spiral ridge round a screw or bolt; to pass a thread through the eye of (a needle)

a fine strand of twisted fibers

any of a number of organic substances which are present in certain foods and are essential to the health of people and animals

source of nourishment

a net made of threads by a spider; an arrangement as a trap or barrier; the internet; the world wide web

netting

threads over and under which other threads (the warp) are passed when cloth is made

grain of material

(to make) the cry of a dog

grain of material