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Velvet Revolution - Wikipedia
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Velvet is a particular kind of soft fabric.

Velvet may also refer to:


Video Velvet (disambiguation)



Music

  • The Velvets, a doo-wop group
  • Velvet (singer) (born 1975), Swedish singer
  • Velvet (Wink album), 1990
  • Velvet (EP), a 1992 cassette EP by the Toadies
  • "Velvet" (Savoy song), covered by A-ha
  • "Velvet", a song by Fergie from The Dutchess
  • "Velvet" (The Big Pink song), 2009
  • "Velvet", a song by Miss Kittin from On the Road
  • "Velvet" (Chris Jamison song), 2014
  • The Velvet, a 2016 EP by Red Velvet (band)

Maps Velvet (disambiguation)



Other

  • Velvet, a comic book series by Ed Brubaker and Steve Epting
  • Velvet assembler, a set of algorithms for genomic sequence assembly
  • Velvet (fish disease), a common disease of tropical aquarium fish
  • Velvet (plant), several plants in the Verbascum genus, especially V. thapsus
  • Velvet (antler covering), the soft skin that covers a deer's antlers as they develop
  • Velvet (TV channel), a women-targeted general entertainment channel
  • Velvet (bus company) based in Eastleigh, near Southampton, in England
  • Velvet, one of the five main characters of Odin Sphere
  • Velvet (dog), a dog who saved three mountain climbers on Mount Hood, Oregon
  • Velveting, a Chinese cooking technique
  • Velvet (magazine), a pornographic magazine
  • Velvet (TV series), a Spanish TV series
  • Velvet, Washington, a community in the United States

The Amazing Close Up Of Velvet Green Patches Along With Camouflage ...
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See also

  • Velvet Revolution, the nonviolent overthrow of the communist government in Czechoslovakia in 1989
  • Velvet Divorce, the dissolution of Czechoslovakia into the nations of Slovakia and the Czech Republic on January 1, 1993
  • Velvet Sky, stage name of American professional wrestler Jamie Szantyr
  • Velvet Film, a Germany-based film production company founded by Haitian filmmaker Raoul Peck in 1986

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