cotton plant; the soft white fiber harvested from the cotton plant used for making textiles

warm clothing or a jacket padded with cotton fluff

cotton-padded or quilted jacket, usually of traditional Chinese style

a quilt or comforter with cotton padding used for warmth

cotton cloth; cotton material

A fibrous mineral used for fireproofing and insulation due to its resistance to heat, acids, and electricity.

a field where cotton is grown

cotton yarn; spun cotton fiber used for weaving cloth

sterilized absorbent cotton wool used for medical dressings or cleaning wounds

quilted cotton trousers or pants filled with cotton wadding for winter warmth

cotton-padded shoes for keeping feet warm; often cloth shoes stuffed with cotton

Cotton fiber that has had its seeds removed; used for spinning yarn or as stuffing for clothes and bedding

a farmer who grows cotton as their main occupation

a country in Southeast Asia; Kampuchea

A common insect pest whose larvae damage cotton buds and bolls, as well as crops like corn and tomatoes; Helicoverpa armigera

to plant or cultivate cotton

cotton that has been picked but not yet separated from its seeds

The process of spinning raw cotton fibers or synthetic cotton into yarn

The silk-cotton tree or its fibers, used for stuffing pillows and cushions; also called [[攀枝花|攀枝花|pan1 zhi1 hua1]] or [[英雄树|英雄樹|ying1 xiong2 shu4]]

the raw fibers of the cotton plant

The seed of the cotton plant.

close-fitting knitted cotton underpants worn for warmth; also known as [[秋裤|秋褲|qiu1 ku4]] or [[卫生裤|衛生褲|wei4 sheng1 ku4]]

A knitted cotton undershirt or long-sleeved top worn for warmth; cotton jersey

cotton thread or yarn spun from cotton fibers

The fiber that grows on the seeds of the cotton plant, consisting primarily of cellulose and used as a major raw material for textiles

harvested cotton that has not yet been processed or ginned

A type of light green aphid with a black head and thorax that sucks plant sap and damages cotton and other crops.

Medan, the provincial capital of North Sumatra, Indonesia

cotton velvet or velveteen; any cotton fabric with a soft, fuzzy surface

A construction material made of asbestos fibers mixed with cement, used for roofing; can be corrugated or flat sheets

The fruit of the cotton plant, which contains the seeds and fibers; named for its bell-like shape.

A absorbent mass of cotton used for feminine hygiene; short for [[卫生棉条|衛生棉條|wei4 sheng1 mian2 tiao2]].

A fabric made from a blend of polyester and cotton fibers; also known as [[棉涤|棉滌|mian2 di2]]

(bound form) a type of thick knitted cotton fabric often used for warm clothing; knitted cotton yarn

sterilized cotton used for medical purposes such as swabs or surgical dressings

Oil extracted from cottonseeds; used as a cooking oil after refining or as an industrial raw material.

cotton that has been processed and prepared for use as wadding or stuffing

cotton that has not yet had its seeds removed; now more commonly written as [[籽棉|籽棉|zi3 mian2]]

Textiles, fabrics, or clothing woven from cotton yarn or thread

Mindanao, an island in the southern Philippines

Cotton from which the natural oils have been removed to make it more absorbent, used for medical or sanitary purposes.

A thick, dual-sided fuzzy blanket made of cotton.

a traditional Chinese long gown padded with cotton wool for warmth in winter

The fruit of the cotton plant, named for its peach-like shape; it splits open when ripe to reveal cotton fibers.

cotton batting or wadding used as the filling for a quilt or garment

A type of fiber similar to cotton in length and fineness, used in pure or blended fabrics.

The silk-cotton tree, known for its large red flowers and white fibers used for stuffing; also known as [[木棉|木棉|mu4 mian2]] or [[攀枝花|攀枝花|pan1 zhi1 hua1]].

pure cotton; one hundred percent cotton

Shimian County in [[雅安|雅安|ya3 an1]] prefecture-level city, Sichuan province