woolshed
nounEtymology From wool + shed.
1
A shed where sheep are shorn.
- The Marie Short House evokes the woolsheds of New South Wales.2007 May 20, Jim Lewis, “The Native Builder”, in New York Times:
noun
Etymology From wool + shed.
A shed where sheep are shorn.
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