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Meaning of "merinos"
merinos (noun) - Plural form of merino, a type of high-quality wool or a breed of sheep known for its fine wool
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- plural of merino
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Merinos and other breeds are hybrids.
Pure wool merinos.
Merinos wool waistcoat.
The parapet above the fortification walls is without merinos but is provided with loop holes.
Merinos are regarded as having the finest and softest wool of any sheep.
Ideal for shearing open wooled Merinos and though shearing crossbreds.
Have the Merinos send word to their men still in the countryside.
He was the vocalist for Ewe and the Merinos.
The Merinos think you are weak.
He was the first person to start breeding with Merinos in South Africa.
Have the Merinos send word.
Merinos is a village in the south of Paysandú Department of western Uruguay.
Saxony lifted the export ban on living Merinos after the Napoleonic wars.
New strains of Merinos that do not require mulesing are being promoted in South Australia.
A single gene with three possible alleles controls horn inheritance in Australian Merinos.
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We run Merinos.
As Merinos spread throughout Europe, so too did the livestock guardian dogs that accompanied them.
Welcome to Merinos.
Jacquard merinos wool, silk and lurex sweater.
Our selection of fine merinos - le fil a lili.
Merinos or short hair?
The Gentile di Puglia is sometimes known as the Merinos d'Italia, or Italian merino.
Merinos wool + polypropylene.
They were followed a few weeks later by an overseer, 6 shepherds and a further 79 French merinos.
And the Merinos are convening here?
Not yet . We run merinos.
Merinos or short hair? Shorn merino ewes or unshorn merino lambs?
Macarthur pioneered the introduction of Saxon Merinos with importation from the Electoral flock in 1812.
Thank you. Yeah, these are all looking great… for merinos.
ROCK - Socks merinos dark green.
It was developed by crossing American Rambouillet with Merinos in the early 1900s.
The current stock is approximately 7 million Merinos in Argentina, with 55 % in the province Of Chubut.
