longwool

longwool

English

Etymology

From long +‎ wool.

Noun

longwool (plural longwools)

  1. A domestic sheep having long wool.
    • 2026, Robin Nistock, quotee, “Makers Space”, in Spin Off, volume L, number 1, page 12:
      While I love my crossbred sheep, I had always favored the longwools. In 2000, I was smitten with Cotswolds.
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