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France's answer to Spain's top-quality dry sherry, these two wines share similarities in the way they are produced, aging under a blanket of yeast, called "voile" in the case of Vin Jaune and "flor" with Sherry.
Not in this rig But Frieda If you like it so much," she interrupted, "you wear it--and give me yours Now Marjorie's pink voile was one of her favorite dresses, and she had counted upon wearing it in the evenings all winter.— The Girl Scouts' Good Turn
What is meant by the pile of velvet or carpet Experiment 6--Other Classes of Weave Apparatus: Pick glass, dissecting needle Materials: Samples of satin, voile, lace curtaining, double cloth carpeting Reference: Textiles_, pages 58-64 Satin Weave 1.— Textiles For Commercial, Industrial, and Domestic Arts Schools; Also Adapted to Those Engaged in Wholesale and Retail Dry Goods, Wool, Cotton, and Dressmaker's Trades
She wore a little lingerie frock of white voile, tucked and inset with lace and girdled with pink satin.— Mary Rose of Mifflin

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