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long–wool
adjective
variants: or
long–wooled
Definition of long–wool
: of or relating to a class of domestic sheep that have long but coarse wool Leicester, Cotswold, and Lincoln are breeds of long-wool sheep
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Origin and Etymology of long–wool
long + wool or wooled, from wool + -ed
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