Adjective:

ઊની, રુંવાટીદાર, પશ્મોટપદી,

woolled's Usage Examples:

(1803), Statement of the improvement and progress of the breed of fine woolled sheep in New South Wales, s.

(Greek: Χρυσόμαλλο δέρας, Chrysómallo déras) is the fleece of the golden-woolled, winged ram, Chrysomallos, which was held in Colchis.

poisonous Hypericum crispum, common in the Salento, which in the white-woolled, pale-skinned sheep causes photosensitivity and thus dermatitis.

Also known as the "Improved Dartmoor", this is a large and long-woolled breed, known for its distinctive facial markings.

district is also a renowned sheep producing area, particularly medium-woolled merinos.

he was one of the settlers that began farming Merino and other types of woolled sheep.

nineteenth century by cross-breeding a Dishley Leicester ram with local long-woolled sheep of a breed that is now extinct.

It is a rough-woolled breed of southern Mediterranean type, and originates from the mountainous.

However, black, brown and white woolled Grey Troenders occasionally do occur.

thin-woolled old ewes—which the best hand-shearer could not shear without breaking the fleece across the back—are done just the same as heavy woolled sheep.

:800 The Dorset Horn is white-woolled and white-faced; the nostrils are a characteristic pink.

for half-bred lambs, a cross of Cheviots and Leicesters or other long-woolled rams.

He "farmed, clerked, woolled, gardened, landscaped, chemicalled", and did other things before settling into his.