- CLOTH
- Fabric
- Fancier material than paper, for napkins
- Costumier's stock
- Dusting necessity
- Rag for cleanup
- Rag or bag material
- Dusting prop
- Car seat option
- Textile
- Result of much spinning
- Piece goods, perhaps
- Word after dish or dust
- Tailor's need, at times
- Diaper material
- Project Runway purchase
- Clergy, with "The"
- Man of the ___
- Sewer's supply
- Wash or dust attachment
- Material
- Quilter's need
- Dishrag, e.g.
- Fabric-store supply
- Piece goods
- Piece of fabric
- Stuff sold in bolts
- Woven product
- Shirt, essentially
- Terry, for one
- Terry, for example
- What dresses are made of
- Garment district purchase
- It's sold by the yard
- Fabric store purchase
- Garment fabric
- Damask or dimity.
- Samite.
- Type of bookbinding.
- The clergy.
- Vicuña.
- Cottons.
- Melton.
- Voile or tulle
- Broad or wash
- Samite or pekin
- Word with dust or face
- Draper's merchandise
- Priesthood, metaphorically, with "the"
- Calico, e.g.
- Linen or denim
- Dressmaker's need
- Minister's calling, with "the"
- Cleric's attire
- Draper's offering
- Yard sale?
- Draper's material
- Dust collector
- Rag
- Denim or linen
- Diaper option
- Like old-fashioned diapers
- Like some masks
- Clergy, metaphorically
- Washable diaper material
- Like Pat Nixon's famous coat
- Man of the _____ (clergyman)
- Man of the ___ (clergyman)
- Material for some car seats
- Reusable diaper material
- Gingham for one
- Piece of material
- Word with dish or dust
- It's sold in bolts
- Terry or taffeta
- Dressmaker's bolt
- Word after "cheese" or "loin"
- Cleaning rag
- Clergy, so to speak
- It may gather dust
- Woven material
- It may be habit-forming
- Drapers' wares
- Seamstress's supply
- Tailor's need
- You could make a habit of it
- Makeup of some bolts
