sheared
- adjective
- /ʃɪrd/
- The jacket is made from sheared mink, giving it a soft, even texture.
Examples
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A sheared lambskin coat is both warm and stylish for winter.
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She prefers sheared wool carpets because they feel smoother underfoot.
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The sheep were recently sheared for the summer.
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This coat is made from sheared wool.
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A sheared lambskin coat is both warm and stylish for winter.
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She prefers sheared wool carpets because they feel smoother underfoot.
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The jacket is made from sheared mink, giving it a soft, even texture.
Synonyms
To cut wool or hair from an animal with large scissors
Having hair or wool cut very short close to the skin
Neat and short after being trimmed with scissors or a machine
Cut to look neat by removing extra or uneven parts
How Uniform
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Sheared comes from an old English word meaning 'to cut' and is related to shear and shears, the tool used to trim material to a single length. So sheared fur or fabric is cut short and even, giving a smooth, uniform surface.