Definitionn. a firm open-weave fabric used for a curtain in the theater
Last update: June 23, 2015
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Wide, and should be put on during spring before the blossom buds begin to expand; they should have attached to them scrim cloth (a sort of thin canvas), which admits light pretty freely, yet is sufficient to ward off ordinary frosts; this canvas is to be let down towards evening and drawn up again in the morning. [Please select]
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Gwynne, the supreme glory must linger round the head of our centre scrim and Y. [Please select]
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He'd sit down all of a sudden, put on a stupid look, do the scrim-shanker stunt, and flop like a bundle of dirty linen. [Please select]
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I jes' sewed an' saved an' scrimped to git it, an' now it's--busted. [Please select]
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