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  • proper noun A town in Dorset, England.

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Examples

  • She has educated herself and gained a knowledge of the sheep and wool industry, which won her the title of Somerset County Lamb and Wool queen for 2008 in part because of her presentation on sheep byproducts.

    News/local from www.dailyamerican.com 2008

  • The Campaign for Wool is a cross-industry initiative convened by HRH The Prince of Wales in January 2010.

    Wool Week Hits London, Sheep Take To Savile Row (PHOTOS, POLL) The Huffington Post News Team 2010

  • Wool is the best there is and now days it is better than ever before; softer, not itching, not stinky and super comfy and warm.

    How Do You Keep Your Hands and Feet Toasty? 2009

  • Wool is the best there is and now days it is better than ever before; softer, not itching, not stinky and super comfy and warm.

    How Do You Keep Your Hands and Feet Toasty? 2009

  • Wool is an excellent choice for outdoor clothing because it both breathes and insulates, even when wet.

    Camping in Mexico 2007

  • Wool is an excellent choice for outdoor clothing because it both breathes and insulates, even when wet.

    Camping in Mexico 2007

  • 2 Responses to “Ferrari Knitted In Wool” ç» ‡ ç» ™ æ³•æ ‹ ‰ åˆ©çš „ æ¯ › è¡£ (Ferrari Knitted in Wool) | onelooker Says:

    Stephanie Metz Wool Sculptures 2006

  • Wool, which is the most expensive carpet fiber commonly in use, accounts for only 0.6 percent of domestic carpet manufacture—a dramatic change from 1950, when wool accounted for 97 percent.

    HOME COMFORTS CHERYL MENDELSON 2005

  • Wool, which is the most expensive carpet fiber commonly in use, accounts for only 0.6 percent of domestic carpet manufacture—a dramatic change from 1950, when wool accounted for 97 percent.

    HOME COMFORTS CHERYL MENDELSON 2005

  • Wool, which is the most expensive carpet fiber commonly in use, accounts for only 0.6 percent of domestic carpet manufacture—a dramatic change from 1950, when wool accounted for 97 percent.

    HOME COMFORTS CHERYL MENDELSON 2005

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