| 释义 |
tar·ghee
\ˈtär(ˌ)gē\ noun
Etymology: from Targhee Pass, southwestern Montana, near Dubois, Idaho, where the breed originated
1. usually capitalized : an American breed of sheep developed by intercrossing Lincolns and Rambouillets to produce a hardy range sheep with good mutton conformation and a heavy fleece of moderately fine wool
2. -s often capitalized : a sheep of the Targhee breed |