fleece

Fleece (from Latin vellus "wool", "sheepskin") means:

• in the original sense the coat of the domestic sheep , in particular the wool cohered in a flat piece after shearing
• in the broader sense, all fabrics made from fibers that stick together, see nonwovens
• in mythology the golden fleece

See also:

• Fleece
• Sheepskin
• Flow (disambiguation)
• Fließ (body of water)

Wiktionary: Vlies  - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations

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