fleeced
/ˈfliːst
/adjective
1(Of a sheep or goat) having a woolly covering: heavily fleeced sheep hunkered down for shelter [in combination]: a golden-fleeced ram...
- They were blackfaced, light, fleeced sheep.
- A local farmer won the cup for the best fleeced Dalesbred.
- On the other side they passed flocks of sheep, fleeced with snow.
2(Of a garment) lined with a soft warm fabric with a texture similar to sheep’s wool: [in combination]: a white-fleeced jacket...
- One merchant offered pleated, washed, embroidered and fleeced linens.
- The flocking industry produces fleeced fabric and plush objects for use in the manufacture of upholstery, clothing, carpets, automobiles, and novelty items.
- Lambsdown is a heavy knit fabric that has a spongy fleeced nap on one side.
- plantership
- planter's punch
- plant-feeder
- plant food
- plant geographer
- plant geography
- plant hopper
- plant house
- plantiecrue
- plantiequoy
- plantigrade
- plantigrady
- Plantin
- planting attorney
- planting ground
- planting plough
- planting plow
- planting stick
- plantivorous
- plant kingdom
- plantless
- plantlet
- plant life
- plant-like
- plantling