A blanket or cloth for covering; (also) a kind of woollen cloth. See also Paris mantle at Paris, n. 2a. Obsolete.

A blanket made of this material. Obsolete.

A heavy loose woollen material with a nap, manufactured and made up into blankets at Witney; also, formerly, a kind of cloth or coating made there…

a blanket decorated with a rose motif.

A blanket laid under the bottom sheet, as opposed to one used as a covering; now often an electric blanket.

A blanket or wrap of knitted or crocheted wool, usually made in strips or squares.

Australian and New Zealand. A blanket; esp. a blue blanket used to roll a bluey (sense B. 2a). Now rare.

a soft blanket in which to wrap a baby; cf. receiver, n.1 5.

a blanket which can be connected to an electrical supply and heated by means of internal wiring.

In full, Wagga blanket, Wagga rug. A blanket or covering made by opening out two sacks, chaff bags, etc., and stitching them together along one edge.

North American. (Usually in form soogan, sugan/ˈsuːɡən/.) A thick blanket or padded quilt suitable for camping out.

A blanket placed over something or someone, as opposed to an underblanket. Also: an electric blanket.