qiviut
(redirected from Qiviuts)qi·vi·ut
(kē′vē-ət, -o͞ot′)n.
The soft wool lying beneath the long coat of the musk ox, valued for its use as a fiber.
[Inuit , pl. of qiviuq, down, underhair.]
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qiviut
(ˈkɪvɪət)n
(Textiles) the soft wool of the undercoat of the arctic musk ox
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qiv•i•ut
(ˈki vi ət, -ˌut)n.
the soft, dense, light brown woolly undercoat of the musk ox, used in making fabrics.
[1955–60; < Inuit]
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