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Textile finishing treatment
Parchmentising or parchmentizing is an aesthetic finish for textiles. It is a finishing treatment for cellulose fabric that stiffens the fabric and imparts a degree of translucency. Wikipedia →
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Verb present participle and gerund of parchmentise
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