barege
noun
ba·rege
bəˈrezh
plural -s
: a sheer fabric of open weave for women's clothing usually made of wool in combination with silk or cotton
Word History
Etymology
French barège, from Barèges, a town in the Pyrenees, France
- nothing to sneeze at
- nothing to sniff at
- nothing to worry about
- nothing to write home about
- nothing ventured, nothing gained
- nothingarian
- nothingarians
- nothinger
- nothingest
- nothingisms
- nonnasal
- nonnational
- nonnationals
- nonnative
- nonnatives
- nonnatural
- nonnaturalism
- nonnaturalist
- nonnecessities
- nonnecessity
- nonnegative
- nonnegligent
- nonnegotiable
- nonner
- nonnest