=Douping Warp=, also known as _Whip-thread_, and used in connection with the ground-warp or standard thread in the construction of gauze fabrics, 64
=Drawing-in Draft=, method to be observed in drawing-in a warp in the eyes of the heddle.
=End=, the technical word for a thread which is used often in its place.
=Expert in Card-stamping=, how to become, 86, 88
=Extra Fine=, a two-ply ingrain carpet constructed with 832 threads warp, (36 inch wide fabric), exclusive of the selvedge, 74
=Extra Super=, a two-ply ingrain carpet constructed with 1072 threads in warp, (36 inch wide fabric), exclusive of the selvedge, 75
=Fabric=, the structure of anything; the manner in which the parts of anything are united by art and labor; workmanship, texture, make, etc.
---- Manufactured cloth of any kind or material.
=Fabrics= for which the Jacquard machine must be used, 9
=Falcon, M.=, the inventor of the cylinder and the Jacquard cards, 7
=Feed Cylinder=, a part of the Repeating machine, 96
=Filling=, the threads running crosswise in a cloth.
=Flax.= This term is used to designate the flax or linen fibre, and also the plant from which it is obtained.
=Frame=, a part of the Jacquard machine, 11
=French Index=, Piano Card-stamping machines for, 86
=Gauze Fabrics=, their peculiar characteristic construction, 64
=Griffe=, a part of the Jacquard machine; also called Knife Box, 7, 9, 10, 13
=Griffe-bars=, a part of the Jacquard machine; also called Knives, 9, 10
=Guide-board=, used for regulating the height of the mails by tying-up a Jacquard harness, 23
=Hammer=, a part of the Jacquard machine, 16
=Harness cords=, the cords of each leash, 9
=Heavy Square=, its practical points of use on designing paper, 105
=Heddles=, as required for compound harness, 62 ---- For the Jacquard harness, 9, 22
=Hook=, a part of the Jacquard machine, 9, 10, 13
=Ingrain=, as applied to carpets, was originally intended for a fabric where the wool was colored before carding and spinning, but which is not true at present, as the yarn is mostly manufactured before coloring. The great variety of colors used in an ingrain carpet at the present time, the constant changing of styles, besides the saving of expense by coloring the yarn after manufacture, are the general reasons for it. Ingrain carpet in our country means the same as Scottish or Kidderminster in Europe.