a travelling bag of a kind originally made of carpet-like material
a drab moth related to the clothes moth, the larvae of which feed on coarse textiles and animal hair
a long, narrow red carpet laid on the ground for a distinguished visitor to walk along when arriving
a small beetle whose larva (the woolly bear) is destructive to carpets, fabrics, and other materials
a man who avoids hard work in favour of leisure activities or philandering
a common large Australian climbing snake that is typically brightly patterned
a conspicuously marked small shallow-water shark with barbels around the nose or mouth, found in the Indo-Pacific region and the Red Sea
a burrowing bivalve mollusc of temperate and warm seas, with concentric growth rings and irregular coloured markings
(in stories set in Arabia) a mythical carpet that is able to transport people through the air
a soft slipper whose upper part is made of wool or thick cloth
a manual household implement used for sweeping carpets, having a revolving brush or brushes and a receptacle for dust and dirt
a reversible carpet in which the pattern appears on both sides
a carpet or rug woven in Iran in a traditional design incorporating stylized symbolic imagery, or made elsewhere in such a style
a rug woven in Turkey in a traditional fashion, typically with a bold coloured design and thick wool pile, or made elsewhere in this style
a hand-knotted pile carpet, originally made in 17th-century Paris
a reversible carpet made of two cloths of different colours woven together
conceal or ignore a problem or difficulty in the hope that it will be forgotten
used in reference to privileged treatment of a distinguished visitor
a common large Australian climbing snake that is typically brightly patterned
a political candidate who seeks election in an area where they have no local connections
a kind of machine-woven patterned carpet with a cut pile
carpet with a long, rough pile
a kind of large, soft, richly coloured rug made by the Turkmens
a slender moth marked with undulating bands of colour across the wings