cotton-padded jacket

comforter; quilt

sterilized absorbent cotton wool used for medical dressings or cleansing wounds

quilted or cotton-padded trousers worn for warmth in winter

the country of Cambodia, often used in historical or formal political contexts such as the Khmer Republic

cotton bollworm (Helicoverpa armigera)

cotton tree (Bombax ceiba)

cotton wadding; cotton batting

thread or yarn spun from cotton fibers, used for sewing, knitting, or weaving

Medan (city in Indonesia)

asbestos roofing sheet (corrugated)

cotton boll (fruit)

a continuous strand of loose textile fibers produced during the carding or combing process before spinning

polyester-cotton blend

knitted cotton fabric; cotton interlock

sterilized cotton used for medical swabs

Mindanao (island in the Philippines)

nitrocellulose; guncotton

made of 100% cotton fabric

Shimian county in Ya'an, Sichuan

Khmer Rouge, Cambodian political party

the percentage or proportion of cotton contained in a textile or garment.

the Bombacaceae or silk-cotton tree family (botany)

cotton pygmy goose (Nettapus coromandelianus)

a small stick with cotton at one or both ends used for cleaning or applying medication

an absorbent mass of cotton used as a plug to stop bleeding or absorb secretions from a body cavity

cotton swab; cotton bud

A small stick with cotton at one or both ends, used for hygiene, cleaning, or applying medication.

a spun sugar confection that resembles cotton, often sold at fairs or amusement parks

lima bean, also known as butter bean (Phaseolus lunatus)

made of cotton, referring to the material composition of a fabric or object.

foam material

stencil tissue paper

to gin cotton (separate seeds from fiber)