Felts [noun]

The papers are put back into the press without felts between the sheets and left for some time.

The coucher takes immediate possession of the felts for his further operations.

A week later he came puffing across the crusted prairie, not in leggings this time, but in broad-soled Canadian felts.

"No, you don't see so many of these light gray felts," avowed her mother, bringing the hat nearer.

As all felts are based upon the ordinary felt, the process of manufacture of this will first be described.

Fibre felts are exceedingly interesting from the historical point of view.

Of late, however, rubber and rubber combinations and felts and felt combinations have been used.

The men hardly condescend to groom their horses; they hunt, drink tea or brandy, doze about upon felts, and smoke or sleep.

Good felts, free hammers, solid sounding board—must be out of tune.

The product is made up into large bales and sold for the manufacture of felts, mattresses, etc.