lanigerous (Meaning)
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lanigerous (a.)
Bearing or producing wool.
Synonyms & Antonyms of lanigerous
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lanigerous Sentence Examples
- The lanigerous sheep were grazing peacefully in the meadow, their woolly coats providing warmth against the spring chill.
- Angora goats are a lanigerous breed renowned for their soft, lustrous mohair fibers.
- The trade of lanigerous animal products such as wool, mohair, and cashmere has been taking place for centuries.
- Alpacas, with their elegant necks and lanigerous fleece, are native to the high Andes of South America.
- The Vikings were known for their skill in raising and using lanigerous animals, with sheep being particularly important to their economy and way of life.
- The lanigerous muskox, adapted to the Arctic tundra, possesses a thick, shaggy coat that insulates against extreme cold.
- The bactrian camel, a lanigerous species, is known for its two humps and dense, woolly fur that helps it survive in harsh desert conditions.
- The vicuña, a wild South American camelid, is highly prized for its luxurious, lanigerous fiber, known as vicuña wool.
- Qiviut, derived from the lanigerous muskox, is a rare and highly sought-after fiber valued for its exceptional warmth, softness, and durability.
- In traditional cultures, lanigerous animals were often revered and seen as symbols of wealth, fertility, and prosperity.
FAQs About the word lanigerous
Bearing or producing wool.
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The lanigerous sheep were grazing peacefully in the meadow, their woolly coats providing warmth against the spring chill.
Angora goats are a lanigerous breed renowned for their soft, lustrous mohair fibers.
The trade of lanigerous animal products such as wool, mohair, and cashmere has been taking place for centuries.
Alpacas, with their elegant necks and lanigerous fleece, are native to the high Andes of South America.
