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- made out of whole cloth
made out of whole cloth
made out of 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 made out of whole cloth to me.
Common Names:
| Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
| Candelario | | kahn-de-LAH-ryo | Spanish |
| Damien | | - | French |
| Ramiro | | rah-MEE-ro (Spanish) | Spanish, Portuguese |
| Settimio | | - | Italian |
| Romain | | ro-MEN | French |
| Sigurd | | SEE-gurd (Swedish) | Norwegian, Danish, Swedish, Norse Mythology |