1. Plural of prunelle; a type of strong woolen fabric, historically used for clothing and shoe uppers.
Usage: archaic; textile/historical
2. Plural of prunelle; small dried plums or prunes.
Usage: rare; culinary

Examples

• The tailor selected prunelles for the lining of the gentleman's coat.
• Prunelles were a popular fabric choice in 18th-century Europe.
• The shoemaker preferred prunelles for their durability and appearance.
• Historical records mention prunelles among the inventory of cloth merchants.
• The dress was made from fine prunelles imported from France.