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1. (n.) nylon
any of a class of thermoplastic polyamides capable of extrusion when molten into fibers, sheets, etc., of extreme toughness, strength, and elasticity: used esp. for yarn, fabrics, and bristles.
2. nylon
nylons, stockings made of nylon, esp. sheer ones.
Etymology: (1938; coined as a generic by the du Pont Chemical Co.)
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1. (noun) nylon
a thermoplastic polyamide; a family of strong resilient synthetic fibers
2. (noun) nylon
a synthetic fabric
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1. (noun) nylon
a strong artificial material used to make clothing, rope, etc.
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Sense: (of) a type of material made from chemicals and used for clothes, ropes, brushes etc
a nylon shirt.
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 Afrikaans: nylon |
 Arabic: نايْلون |
 Bulgarian: найлон |
 Brazilian: náilon |
 Czech: nylon; nylonový |
 German: das Nylon |
 Danish: nylon; nylon- |
 Greek: νάιλον |
 Spanish: (de) nilón/nailon |
 Estonian: nailon |
 Farsi: نايلون |
 Finnish: nailon |
 French: (de/en) nylon |
 Hebrew: נַיילוֹן |
 Hindi: नाईलॉन |
 Croatian: najlon |
 Hungarian: nejlon |
 Indonesian: nilon |
 Icelandic: nælon |
 Italian: nylon; di nylon |
 Japanese: ナイロン |
 Korean: 나일론 |
 Lithuanian: nailonas |
 Latvian: neilons |
 Malay: nilon |
 Dutch: nylon |
 Norwegian: nylon |
 Polish: nylon |
 Persian: نايلون |
 Pashto: نايلون |
 Portuguese: nylon |
 Romanian: (de/din) nailon |
 Russian: нейлон; нейлоновый |
 Slovak: nylon; nylonový |
 Slovenian: najlon |
 Serbian: najlon |
 Swedish: nylon |
 Thai: เส้นใยไนล่อน |
 Turkish: naylonçorap |
 Taiwanese: 尼龍(的) |
 Ukrainian: нейлон; нейлоновий |
 Urdu: نائلون، کپڑے ميں استعمال |
 Vietnamese: ni lông |
 Chinese: 尼龙（的） |
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