Definition of wool-blind in English:

wool-blind

adjective

Australian, NZ

单词	wool-blind
释义	Definition of wool-blind in English: wool-blind adjective Australian, NZ (of a sheep) having wool growing over the eyes. open-faced sheep have proved better meat producers than wool-blind ewes Example sentencesExamples A wool-blind sheep may produce slightly more wool than an open-faced sheep. Every day I have a "bad hair day" I look anxiously from the dog to the mirror, but today I look more like a "wool-blind sheep". It was wool-blind and so must have been there since before Tony's visit the previous year. They would have to be clipped around the eyes so the lambs would not become wool blind. Most were wool-blind and nearly as many flyblown.
随便看	become ripe become rooted to the spot become rotten become rounder become rusty becomes become seasoned become separated become septic become settled become severed become shadowy become shrunken become silent become smaller become snagged become snarled up become solid become sore become stagnant become stale become stranded become stuck become sunny become supportive of