One of the finest textiles, obtained from cocoons of certain species of caterpillars; it is soft, very strong and absorbent and has a brilliant sheen.
| SILK | linked | CHARCOAL |
| SILK | linked | STEPFATHER |
| SILK | linked | STEPMOTHER |
| SILK | linked | STEPSON |
| SILK | linked | STEPDAUGHTER |
| SILK | linked | ANIMAL |
| SILK | linked | GOAT |
| SILK | linked | MALE GOAT |
| SILK | linked | YOUNG GOAT (KID) |
| SILK | linked | WOLF |
| SILK | linked | CLAW |
| SILK | linked | SICK |
| SILK | linked | SPIN |
| SILK | linked | MASON |
| SILK | linked | FINE (PENALTY) |
| SILK | linked | LAND |
| SILK | linked | COTTON |
| I | linked | SILK |
| INSECT | linked | SILK |
| EAR | linked | SILK |
| CLOTHES | linked | SILK |
| CLOTH | linked | SILK |
| LAND | linked | SILK |
| COTTON | linked | SILK |
| Id | Concept in source | Conceptlist |
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