Mūn'go, n.
n. A fibrous material obtained by deviling the rags or remnants of fine woolen goods, as broadcloths, &c. In this respect alone does it differ from shoddy, and like it is spun into yarn for making cloth, but of a nicer quality.
n. A fibrous material obtained by deviling the rags or remnants of fine woolen goods, as broadcloths, &c. In this respect alone does it differ from shoddy, and like it is spun into yarn for making cloth, but of a nicer quality.