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doup·pi·o·ni
noun
or dou·pi·o·ni also du·pi·o·ni \ˌdüpēˈōnē\; or dou·pi·on or du·pi·on \ˈdüpēˌōn\
(-s)
Etymology: French & Italian; French doupion, from Italian doppione (plural doppioni) double cocoon made by two silkworms, aug. of doppio double, from Latin duplus — more at double
1. : a usually large and uneven double silk thread reeled usually from two united cocoons and used in various fabrics (as shantung and pongee)
2. : a fabric of douppioni yarn |