dewools
/diˈwʊlz/
verb
- To remove wool from an animal, especially a sheep.
- The farmer hired a shearer to dewools the flock before summer.
- In some regions, they dewools sheep by hand using traditional clippers.
- The machine can dewools up to fifty sheep in an hour.
- To strip or remove the woolen fibers from a fabric or garment.
- The recycling plant uses a chemical process to dewools old sweaters.
- The tailor had to dewools the coat to repair the lining.
- You can dewools the fabric by brushing it gently with a special comb.