shearling
- adjective
- /ˈʃɪr.lɪŋ/
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de piel de oveja
- The fashion designer showcased a stunning collection featuring shearling coats and accessories.
And it's there's a really cute little like faux shearling bucket hat.
- And it's there's a really cute little like faux shearling bucket hat.
- First being this little faux shearling number.
- And I just am in love with this, like, faux shearling fur.
Examples
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I also took my second pair of shearling moon boots, which I did wear a lot to and from the slopes.
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And it's there's a really cute little like faux shearling bucket hat.
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First being this little faux shearling number.
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You know, big fluffy curly shearling, big coat, thick Cape, giant fur trim around her head.
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If I'm doing a bunch of chunky knits and denim and, you know, maybe fuzzy things like maybe, you know, shearling cold press works great.
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Above Bavaria, in memory, a little Englander fell from his tailgun, roared through the branches in his shearling suit.
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She wore a cozy shearling jacket that kept her warm during the cold winter months.
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For the winter season, many people prefer shearling boots because they are both stylish and comfortable.
Synonyms
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6.6
An animal skin with the fur still attached
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3.9
Tanned sheep hide with wool left on used to make warm clothes
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4.2
Skin from a young sheep with wool that people use to make warm clothes
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2.9
A warm coat made from sheep skin with the wool still attached
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Etymology
Shearling as an adjective means 'made from sheepskin with the wool still on' because the name comes from shear 'to cut the wool' and the young sheep, so a shearling coat or collar is made from that warm skin.