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jeanConcise Oxford English Dictionary © 2008 Oxford University Press: jean/ʤiːn/ ▶noun heavy twilled cotton cloth, especially denim. – origin C15 (as adj.): from OFr. Janne (now Gênes), from med. L. Janua ‘Genoa’, the place of original production. 'jean' also found in these Oxford entries:
allamanda
- baud
- chaptalization
- Fourier series
- jeans
- Lamarckism
- martinet
- nicotiana
- Peltier effect
- poise
- robinia
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