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What do people use wool to talk about?
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What are the parts of the skin and hair?
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What are the parts of a sheep?
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What words refer to cutting the hair off of a sheep?
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What useful things are produced by animals?
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What words describe the material cloth is made from?
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What words refer to acting in such a way that someone is led to believe something false?deceive fool take in defraud cheat fleece bilk swindle hustle dupe hoodwink foist upon palm off on outwit outmaneuver finagle slip one over on put something over on con lay a trap for lure beguile delude trick entrap ensnare pull the wool over someone's eyes play a trick on play a practical joke on send on a fool's errand make a fool of mislead
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Simple sentences
To record something, they used knotted cords made of the wool of the llama or alpaca.
Mr Brown is a wool merchant.
Sheep provide us with wool.
Australia exports a lot of wool.
We wear wool in winter.
He cannot tell wool from cotton.
He wears a wool sweater.
Sheep are raised for their wool and meat.
Cats love to run after balls of wool.
Mr. Brown is a wool merchant.
Mary is spinning wool.
I am carding the wool.
We are carding the wool.
Soft wool is more expensive than coarse wool and both are superior to synthetics made of nylon.
Her dress was made of coarse wool.
He is wearing a wool sweater.
After lunch, the gentleman finished his cup of coffee and sat down on the sofa, placing behind him a pillow - the type found in Russian taverns that instead of soft, flexible wool, would be filled with something alarmingly similar to bricks and cobbles.
I am spinning wool.
Movie subtitles
And what of the english, whose territorial ambitions had once extended no further than France and whose one big economic idea had been to sell wool to the italians?
Bang Wool was saying about seeing ghosts and such.
They're all wool.
You're not pulling any wool over my eyes.
Pure wool, old boy.
Give me my ball of wool.
Maybe I like the way his thumbs hold up the wool.
There's no pulling the wool over his eyes.
But my mother is a real dyed-in-the-wool Yankee.
I gave her a bottle to take away and some of our cotton wool and one of our spoons.
Good wool.
Your suit is all-wool.
Why, certainly, it's all-wool.
Wool is bad?
You can't pull the wool over my ice.
I was wool gathering.
No profit in wool these days!
The wool doesn't unload itself alone!
She won't let go of my wool.
Selling wool?
That's the best wool you've ever had in your warty hands! Raging again!
No one pulled the wool over his eyes.
That indicates that the wool was dyed. with one of the coal tar dyes of the paramino complex.
They produce milk and meat, and can be used for leather and wool.
The wool of Tibetan sheep and goats is a much sought-after commodity at markets in the neighbouring countries because of its density and robustness.
Mrs. Monteith get him some cotton wool and some hot water as quickly as you can.
Pardon me, I was just wool gathering a little.
Mind your wool.
Wool is very scarce.
I've got to match some wool.
It's wool.
Now I can quite easily demonstrate its efficacy for you by. placing a piece of ordinary cotton wool in this bowl.
I can demonstrate its efficacy for you quite easily. by placing a piece of ordinary cotton wool in this bowl.
But listen, she pulled the wool over your eyes just as much as Mitch's.
You know that I've been on to you from the start. and not once did you pull the wool over this boy's eyes.
We have some nice combed wool, but it's expensive.
Hi. Which converts into a one-piece play costume of jersey and matching wool.
News and current affairs
More importantly, they could not have won even if they had invested in petroleum, foodstuffs, sugar, coffee, cotton, wool, minerals, or phosphates: all of these commodities had become cheaper.
Among them were two recent Cambridge graduates, William Astbury and John Desmond Bernal, who became interested in the problem of protein structure--Astbury as a result of being asked by Bragg to provide X-ray diagrams of wool and silk.
Their clothes and bedcovers were made of cotton, not wool, and an open hole served as the cell's lavatory.