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Michael Quinion has a short piece on another related word bedizened (link). He also mentions another one distaff. And, that allows me to bring up a great term: spindle-whorl (aka spindle-twirl or spindle-whirl). I first heard about them at a conference when some archeologists were discussing textile production.
Ceci n'est pas un seing.
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