Definition

dewool

verb
  1. to remove wool from (a sheep or other animal); to shear
  2. Usage: chiefly British and Australian; often used in pastoral and agricultural contexts

Examples

  • The farmer will dewool the sheep before winter.
  • They dewool their flock every spring to prepare for the warmer months.
  • The shepherd dewooled the rams using traditional shearing techniques.
  • It takes skill to dewool an animal without causing injury.
  • Once dewooled, the sheep are marked with dye for identification.

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