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chamois
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chamois
1. sheepskin specially impregnated with fish oil to make it pliable; used for cleaning.
2. an agile goat-antelope; Rupicapra rupicapra.
chamois contagious ecthyma virus
see contagious ecthyma.
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It's about as dexterous as driving through an automated car wash, rather than spending a Sunday morning polishing away with (oh, the excitement of it) a new chammy leather.
Forgotten art is a shine of the times by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
Dr Geoffrey Scott Carroll, the Scots-born business man in charge of this 'shoogle your chammy and waggle your wallies' event, has admitted that when it was launched two years ago it was only ever meant to be 'a one-off p**s-up'.
Bob Shields: Mo Jo gets a kick out of Tartan Week by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
Matthew Woodward has brought a new dimension to the bucket and chammy brigade and reckons his windows stay cleaner for longer.
Matthew's aiming to clean up! by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)
 
 
 
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