karakul
IPA: kˈɑrʌkˈuɫ
noun
- A sheep of a Central Asian breed.
- A type of hat made from the wool of these sheep.
- A lake in Tajikistan.
- A lake in Akto, Kizilsu, Xinjiang, China.
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Examples of "karakul" in Sentences
- The primary livestock are Karakul sheep.
- Karakul sheep are raised in large numbers in the north.
- Leading agricultural products are cotton and Karakul sheep.
- The only fat tailed breed seen frequently in the US is the Karakul.
- Hair sometimes gray, sometimes the jet karakul of his current life.
- The tight curly fleece of Karakul lambs is used to make Persian lamb coats.
- However, meat isn't the only thing Karakul sheep are kept for, by any means.
- Some famous local breeds include the Karakul sheep and the Akhal Teke horse.
- Purchased Karakul pelts and cotton should be stored until the end of the war.
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