cheviot
/ˈʃɛviət/
noun
- A breed of sheep originally from the Cheviot Hills, known for its white wool and hardiness.
- At the county fair, the Cheviot ram won first prize for its thick fleece.
- Cheviot wool is often used to make durable tweed clothing.
- The farmer raised Cheviot sheep because they thrived in the cold, rainy climate.
- A type of woolen cloth made from the fleece of Cheviot sheep, typically used for suits and outerwear.
- The tailor recommended Cheviot fabric for its strength and classic look.
- She bought a Cheviot wool scarf that felt soft but sturdy.
- He wore a warm jacket made of Cheviot tweed on the hunting trip.