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fleece [fliːs] n 1. (Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Agriculture) the coat of wool that covers the body of a sheep or similar animal and consists of a mass of crinkly hairs 2. (Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Agriculture) the wool removed from a single sheep 3. something resembling a fleece in texture or warmth 4. (Clothing, Personal Arts & Crafts / Textiles) sheepskin or a fabric with soft pile, used as a lining for coats, etc. 5. (Clothing & Fashion) a warm polyester fabric with a brushed nap, used for outdoor garments 6. (Clothing & Fashion) a jacket or top made from such a fabric vb (tr)
1. to defraud or charge exorbitantly; swindle 2. (Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Agriculture) another term for shear [1] [Old English flēos; related to Middle High German vlius, Dutch vlies fleece, Latin plūma feather, down] ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
fleece verb cheat, skin (slang), steal, rob, con (informal), rifle, stiff (slang), soak (U.S. & Canad. slang), sting (informal), bleed (informal), rip off (slang), plunder, defraud, overcharge, swindle, rook (slang), diddle (informal), take for a ride (informal), despoil, take to the cleaners (slang), sell a pup, cozen, mulct She claims he fleeced her out of thousands of pounds. Translations fleece [fliːs] fleece fleece [fliːs] 1. n → vello 2. vt (fig) (fam) (rob) → pelare fleece [fliːs] 1. n → vello 2. vt (fig) (fam) (rob) → pelare n fleece [fliːs] a sheep's coat of wool. vag صوف الغَنَم руно rouno uld; fleece das Vlies προβιά vellón villak پشم lampaan turkki toison צֶמֶר जानवरों के शरीर की ऊन runo, vuna gyapjú (állaton) bulu domba reyfi vello 羊毛 (양 등의) 털 vilnos aitas vilna bulu biri-biri schaapsvacht (saue)ull/-pels runo lA lână овечья шерсть rúno runo runo fårskinn ขน (แกะ) koyun postu 羊毛 шерсть, вовна پھیڑ وغیرہ کے جسم پر اگنے والا اون len cừu 羊毛 v to cut wool from (sheep). skeer يَجزُّ صوف الغَنَم стрижа stříhat (ovci) klippe scheren κουρεύω ζώο esquilar pügama پشم چینی کردن leikata villaa tondre לִגזוֹז धन हथियाना ostrici runo, ošišati (meg)nyír mencukur bulu domba rÿja tosare 毛を刈る 양의 털을 깎다 kirpti (avį) cirpt (aitu) mencukur bulu biri-biri scheren klippe (sau) strzyc tosquiar a tunde стричь овец strihať striči ošišati ovcu klippa får ตัดขน (แกะ) kırkmak 剪(羊)毛 стригти овець بھیڑ کو مونڈنا xén lông cừu) 剪(羊)毛 adj fleecy soft and woolly a fleecy blanket. wollerig; vliesagtig ناعِم كالصّوف рунтав vlněný, hebký blød; ulden wollig χνουδωτός lanoso villpehme, fliis- پشمی pehmoinen laineux דְמוּי צֶמֶר मुलायम vunen gyapjas lembut ullar-, flóka- lanoso ふんわりした 양털로 만든 gauruotas, pūkuotas pūkains lembut wollig lodden, ullen, bløt wełnisty peludo de lână шерстистый vlnený, mäkký volnast vunast mjuk, ullig นุ่มและเต็มไปด้วยขน yünlü 羊毛質的 пухнастий نرم اور اونی mềm và mịn 羊毛质的 fleece → صوف الخروف vlna fleece Vlies προβιά felpa, vellón lampaan turkki polaire ovčja koža pile フリース 양털 schaapsvacht saueull wełna lã руно fleece-tröja ผ้าขนแกะ post vải fleece 绒头织物 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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He lost no time in sending messengers to all the cities, and making known to the whole people of Greece, that Prince Jason, the son of King Jason, was going in quest of the Fleece of Gold, and that he desired the help of forty-nine of the bravest and strongest young men alive, to row his vessel and share his dangers. He flew around with a great whir of his wings and settled upon a large ram, with the intention of carrying him off, but his claws became entangled in the ram's fleece and he was not able to release himself, although he fluttered with his feathers as much as he could. You were created by my father a Knight of the Garter ---that is an order which all the kings of Europe cannot bear; by the queen regent, Knight of the Holy Ghost -- which is an order not less illustrious; I join to it that of the Golden Fleece sent me by the king of France, to whom the king of Spain, his father-in-law, gave two on the occasion of his marriage; but in return, I have a service to ask of you. |
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