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Meanings of wool in English
Usage of wool in English
1
Australia has 70 million sheep and wool reaches markets far and wide.
2
As the wool trade declined, enterprising men like Law saw an opportunity.
3
The competition needs second shear sheep, full wool year-old sheep and lambs.
4
Ms Wright said the wool sale at Napier yesterday was very disappointing.
5
And wool is naturally flame-retardant, without the need for any chemical additives.
6
The advantages of guild membership extended beyond profit in the wool trade.
7
The other died in the nest of cotton-wool you had made him.
8
Dyed in the wool Fallout fans, however, may not be so pleased.
9
Imagine what else the company could make with its new wool-and-eucalyptus blend.
10
She wrung the last drops of water from the fine wool fabric.
11
Our sheep in tropical countries lose their wool in a few generations.
12
The money price of wool, therefore, in the time of Edward III.
13
Eighteen-thousand fine wool lambs were up for sale at Omarama this week.
14
Master Luhhan made it about two years ago, for a wool-buyer's guard.
15
The wool-growers looked upon their industry as the backbone of the country.
16
The fine-wool sheep thrive most in a dry climate and elevated country.
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Wool across language varieties
New Zealand
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United Kingdom
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