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1. (n.) suede
kid or other leather finished with a soft, napped surface.
2. suede
Also called suede cloth. a fabric with a napped surface suggesting this.
3. (v.t.) suede
to treat so as to raise a nap on (leather, cloth, etc.).
4. (v.i.) suede
to raise a nap on leather, cloth, etc.
Etymology: (1855–60; < F (gants de) Suède (gloves from) Sweden)
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1. (noun) suede, suede leather
leather with a napped surface
2. (noun) suede cloth, suede
a fabric made to resemble suede leather
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1. (noun) suede
a type of soft leather
suede shoes
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Sense: (of) leather from a sheep or lamb etc with a soft, rough surface
suede shoes.
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 Afrikaans: sweedseleer |
 Arabic: جِلْد ناعِم: شَمْواه |
 Bulgarian: велур |
 Brazilian: camurça |
 Czech: rukavičkářská useň; glazé |
 German: das Wildleder |
 Danish: ruskind; ruskinds- |
 Greek: καστόρι, καστόρινος |
 Spanish: ante, gamuza |
 Estonian: seemisnahk |
 Farsi: چرم |
 Finnish: mokkanahka |
 French: (en/de) suède |
 Hebrew: זָמש |
 Hindi: सिझाया हुआ चमड़ा |
 Croatian: antilop (koža) |
 Hungarian: antilopbőr |
 Indonesian: kulit halus (seperti bele |
 Icelandic: rúskinn |
 Italian: camoscio; (di pelle scamo |
 Japanese: スエード皮 |
 Korean: 스웨이드 가죽 |
 Lithuanian: zomða; zomðinis |
 Latvian: zamšs |
 Malay: suede |
 Dutch: suède |
 Norwegian: semsket skinn |
 Polish: zamsz |
 Persian: چرم |
 Pashto: څرمن |
 Portuguese: camurça |
 Romanian: pieleîntoarsă |
 Russian: замша |
 Slovak: glacé |
 Slovenian: semiš |
 Serbian: antilop koža |
 Swedish: mocka |
 Thai: หนังลูกแกะ |
 Turkish: süet |
 Taiwanese: 小羊皮 |
 Ukrainian: замша |
 Urdu: بکری کے بچے کی کھال |
 Vietnamese: da lộn, da đanh |
 Chinese: 小羊皮 |
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