karakul
/ˈkɛrəkəl/
noun
- A breed of sheep from Central Asia, known for its curly fleece.
- Karakul lambs are born with tight, glossy curls that later loosen.
- Farmers raise karakul for both their meat and their distinctive wool.
- The karakul sheep are well adapted to the harsh desert climate.
- The curly, black or gray fleece of the karakul sheep, often used to make hats and coats.
- Her winter hat was made from soft karakul wool.
- The trader sold karakul pelts at the market.
- Karakul fabric is prized for its warmth and unique texture.