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Flounce can also refer to technique used in dress making:
NOUN:
A strip of decorative, usually gathered or pleated material attached by one
edge, as on a garment or curtain.
Perhaps such sewed places might be damaged by dry cleaning or laundering, as stitches might break, and so some type of test might be appropriate.
Incidentally, this is similar to two meanings of "cleave" in another thread. The dictionary gives two different etymologies for "flounce".
Entire Thread Subject Posted By Posted Can you quantify that Flounce for me? Bryan Hayward 12/12/01 09:10 PM Re: Can you quantify that Flounce for me? Wordwind 12/12/01 09:42 PM Re: Can you quantify that Flounce for me? wwh 12/12/01 10:53 PM Flounce testing Fiberbabe 12/13/01 07:05 PM Re: Can you quantify that Flounce for me? Jackie 12/13/01 08:36 PM Re: Can you quantify that Flounce for me? Faldage 12/13/01 08:44 PM Re: Can you qualify that for me? Keiva 12/13/01 09:26 PM Re: Can you quantify that Flounce for me? Jackie 12/14/01 02:15 AM I wonder whether there's a flounce scale. TEd Remington 12/14/01 05:42 PM Coke can contents Bobyoungbalt 12/17/01 05:16 AM Re: Coke can contents Jackie 12/17/01 12:32 PM Abbreviations Sparteye 12/17/01 02:02 PM Re: Abbreviations Keiva 12/17/01 04:47 PM
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