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- made from whole cloth
made from whole cloth
made from whole cloth
Completely fictional or utterly false; totally made up. A reference to tailors who would falsely advertise garments being "cut out of whole cloth," when in reality, they were pieced together from different cuts. To be honest, I don't believe a word he says—it sounds like it's made from whole cloth to me.
Common Names:
| Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
| Mehrab | | - | Persian, Literature |
| DÉOdat | | - | French |
| BeÑAt | | - | Basque |
| Arlette | | ar-LET | French |
| Perpetua | | per-PE-twah (Spanish) | Spanish, Late Roman |
| Vicente | | bee-THEN-te (Spanish), bee-SEN-te (Latin American Spanish) | Spanish, Portuguese |