Swaledale
noun
Swale·dale
ˈswā(ə)lˌdā(ə)l
1
: a British breed of hardy mutton type hill sheep producing a very long but coarse fleece
2
or swaledale plural Swaledales or swaledales : a sheep of the Swaledale breed
Word History
Etymology
from Swaledale, upland vale in Yorkshire, England, where it is bred
- lefse
- lefsen
- lefses
- left
- left (out)
- left a bad taste in my mouth
- left and right
- left bower
- left brain
- left face
- left field
- left fielder
- left him at the altar
- left of center
- left off
- left out
- left rudder
- left shoulder arms
- left stage
- left to rot in jail
- left to rot in jail/prison
- left to rot in prison
- left wing
- left, right, and centre
- left-bank