merino
/məˈriːnoʊ/
noun
- A breed of sheep originally from Spain, known for its fine, soft wool.
- The farmer raised a flock of Merino sheep for their high-quality wool.
- Merinos are prized for their ability to thrive in various climates.
- She bought a sweater made from the wool of a Merino sheep.
- Wool from the Merino sheep, or a fabric made from this wool, valued for its softness and warmth.
- The store sells a variety of merino garments, from hats to long underwear.
- She prefers merino for base layers because it doesn't itch like regular wool.
- This hiking sock is made of merino, which keeps your feet warm even when wet.