SISAL

SISAL


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Word: sisal
Word origin: mid 19th century: from Sisal, the name of a port in Yucatán, Mexico.
Phonetic: ˈsʌɪs(ə)l
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a Mexican agave with large fleshy leaves, cultivated for fibre production.


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A plant fiber used for making rope
A rug
Agave fiber
Agave plant
Agave product
Binding material
Cord fiber
Cordage fiber
Cordage ingredient
Cordage material
Fiber for cordage
Fiber for rope
Fiber named for a town in Mexico
Fiber source
Fiber used in rug-making
Fiber used to make rugs
Fiber-yielding agave
Fiber-yielding plant
Hemp
Hemp fiber
Hemp plant
Hemp source
Kind of hemp
Kind of rug
Mat material
Matter for mats
Natural rope fiber
Plant fiber for rope
Plant fiber used for making rope
Plant fiber used for twine
Plant source of rope
Plant source of rope (5)
Rope fiber
Rope fiber (anagram of SAILS)
Rope makers fiber
Rope material
Rope source
Rope-fiber plant
Rope-making fiber
Ropemaking fiber
Rough rug fiber
Rug fiber
Rug material
Rugmaking fiber
Section of dress is a lacquered fiber
Shipboard rope fiber
Source of Lisas rope
Strong cordage fiber
Strong fiber
Twine fiber
Twine material
Yucatn export
Fiber plant
Fiber for ropes.
Fiber for summer rugs.
Fiber used in making rope.
Summer rug.
Export of Java.
Rope fiber named for a Yucatan port.
Export from Java.
Raw material for rope.
Strong fiber for ropemaking.
Fiber used for cordage.
Fiber for rugs.
Cordage plant.
Fiber for rope-making.
Yucatan fiber.
Material for rope workers.
West Indian hemp.
___ hemp
Useful fiber.
Tough plant fiber.
Yucatan plant.
Rope hemp.
Plant fiber
Cord material
Fiber
Fiber crop
Basket fiber
Rope base
Durable fiber
Plant named for a former Yucatán port
Material for rope
Rope maker's material
Fiber for insulation
Fiber for binder twine
Fiber for lariats
Yucatán export
Agave fiber used in rugs
Rope fibre
Fibre for making rope
Plant fibre used to make string
Mexican fibre
Fibre used for making rope
Plant fibre used for making rope
Sails
Rope-making fibre
Fibre used in rope-making
Part of process is altering fibre
Fibrous plant used for rope
Fibre for mats is a luxury
Plant fibre is eaten by girl
Girl steps back over single plant
Fibre used in optics is altered
Fibre for rope mats is a leaf extract
Ropy material in recut sails
Rope-maker of Paris is a Londoner
Ropy material is in public auction, mostly
Fibre in cereals is a lot
Girl turned over one in the grass
One's drunk by girl giving up fibre
Ropey stuff used for sails
Fibre used in ropes is all-purpose
Spinner's maiden restricting single shows fibre
Rope fibre is secured by sailor, then cut
Ropy stuff is offered in shop's special promotion for the most part
Maker of ropes and sails
Rope makers supply
Scratching post material
Warsi's allowed house plant
Girl touring Italy upset plant
Fibre found in legumes is a lot
Elvis is alive, full of fibre!
Ropy stuff in clues is allowed, putting a lot off
Durable mat material
Baler twine
Agave fiber used for making binder twine
Fibre in masala lassi (5)
Serving of 28s is a likely source of fibre
Plant in woods is a legume
Rough stuff, one caught by filly that's rolled over
Coarse material used for ropes
Distinguished
Man-eating monsters
The ultimate in culture? Let me think about Hull's character
How Man City manager gives inspiration to his players?
16 people here pick up large risk
Aim to interrupt a lot of discussion in items for meetings
Akin
Put into words
One of a class of sylvan deities in Greek mythology represented as goatlike men
Agave fibre
Fibre is twisted, one extracted from canvas
Fibre ____, making sign align
Fibre optics is aligning boxes
Hemp brought back from Douglas Island
Business end of Stinger is aluminium fibre
Returned unaltered by Londons top rope maker
Plant starts to show improved safety after lecture
Article from Spain is reversible fibre
A Mexican agave plant cultivated for its large fleshy leaves, which yield a stiff fibre used for making rope
Fibre taken from new sails
A relative getting up with cereal, ultimately for fibre
Fibre's length unchanged on rotation
Rope fibre from lasso cut and spun, catching setter
Upstanding girl holding one fibre
Piece of floss is a long fibre
One upstanding young ladys stocking fibre
Part of crust contains special fibre
Plant fibre used to make rope and rugs
One interupting girl climbing rope




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