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stramin|ˈstræmɪn|
[ad. Da. stramin, maker's name for the material.]
A kind of coarse sacking formerly used for making nets for sea fishing.
1914Jrnl. Marine Biol. Assoc. U.K. X. 328 The nets used were constructed on the system of the Petersen young-fish trawl, and three qualities of material were used. These were coarse sacking (‘Stramin’), with mesh 1/16{pp} square; cheesecloth,..and mosquito netting. 1925Ibid. XIII. 769 The material known as ‘stramin’,..on account of its cheapness and durability compared with silk makes large nets for everyday use a possibility. 1936Nature 30 May 915/1 The larger tunicates were abundant in the stramin net. 1959H. Barnes Oceanogr. and Marine Biol. ii. 25 (caption) Large stramin net coming to the surface. This is made from fairly coarse material and is used to catch the larger zooplankton organisms. 1970Jrnl. Marine Biol. Assoc. U.K. L. 709 The previous stramin mesh has been replaced with a knitted Terylene material, which has a higher porosity than stramin, and is less expensive than either stramin or nylon. |