SATIN
Adair's New Encyclopedia · 1923 · p. 3
a lustrous silk fabric woven so that the warp and weft only cro each other occasionally, the weft being brought uppermost and thus giving a continuous soft bright surface. The best S. has a dull silk or wool silk back; cotton-backed S, is generally called ‘sateen.’ ture wood; obtained from Chloroxylon swietenta of India and Ceylon, and from W. Indies.
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