Definitions

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  • adjective With a lining made from fur.

Etymologies

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fur +‎ lined

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Examples

  • Still, he felt chilled and damp from a draft and pulled his purple, furlined mayor's robe up closer to his pointed chin.

    Stalling 2010

  • Lyzhin, sleepy and discontented, put on his felt overboots, his furlined coat, his cap and hood, and went out with the doctor.

    The Schoolmistress and other stories 2004

  • Though this time he heard his own voice and knew that it was curt, though she was looking at him with wide-eyed reproach, he stumped into the hall, jerked on his ulster and furlined gloves, and went out to start the car.

    Babbit 2004

  • She scanned the group—men in heavy collared winter coats and women in furlined capes, some with children tagging after them.

    Hearts STEF ANN HOLM 2001

  • She scanned the group—men in heavy collared winter coats and women in furlined capes, some with children tagging after them.

    Hearts STEF ANN HOLM 2001

  • She scanned the group—men in heavy collared winter coats and women in furlined capes, some with children tagging after them.

    Hearts STEF ANN HOLM 2001

  • She scanned the group—men in heavy collared winter coats and women in furlined capes, some with children tagging after them.

    Hearts STEF ANN HOLM 2001

  • Still, he felt chilled and damp from a draft and pulled his purple, furlined mayor's robe up closer to his pointed chin.

    Kendermore Kirchoff, Mary 1989

  • Out on her own, she burrowed deep into a snowbank and made a snug little cave for her tent and her furlined bedroll.

    In the Hand of the Goddess Camora Pierce 1984

  • Out on her own, she burrowed deep into a snowbank and made a snug little cave for her tent and her furlined bedroll.

    In the Hand of the Goddess Camora Pierce 1984

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