romeldale
rom·el·dale
noun, often capitalized \ˈrä-məl-ˌdāl\Definition of ROMELDALE
: any of a United States breed of sheep yielding a heavy fleece of fine wool and producing a quickly maturing high-grade market lamb
Origin of ROMELDALE
blend of Romney, Rambouillet, and Corriedale
First Known Use: circa 1948
Rhymes with ROMELDALE
abigail, altar rail, armored scale, audit trail, aventail, beavertail, bristletail, button quail, clapper rail, coffin nail, Corriedale, cottontail, countervail, Coverdale, direct mail, disentail, draggle-tail, fairy tale, farthingale, fingernail, forestaysail, gaff-topsail, galingale, garage sale, ginger ale, Holy Grail, humpback whale, Irish mail, killer whale, macroscale, martingale, microscale, monorail, montadale, nanoscale, nightingale, Nightingale, old wives' tale, overscale, paper trail, pilot whale, ponytail, purple scale, rummage sale, sliding scale, solar sail, studding sail, Sunnyvale, swallowtail, tattletale, tooth and nail, tripletail, trundle-tail, vapor trail, yellowtail
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