SHEAR

Trim, as an alpaca

• Buy-one-get-one-free item?

• Clip

• Clip ewes

• Clip fleece

• Clip fleece from

• Clip hair

• Clip hedges

• Clip off

• Clip sheep

• Clip wool

• Clip wool from

• Clip, as a Cotswold

• Clip, as sheep

• Clip, as wool

• Cut

• Cut ewe down?

• Cut off

• Cut off as wool

• Cut off, as fleece

• Cut sheep

• Cut short

• Cut the wool off of

• Cut through

• Cut wool

• Cut, as hair

• Cut, as sheep's wool

• Cut, as wool

• Described steep cut (5)

• Diaphanous

• Do some woolgathering?

• Engage in woolgathering?

• Fleece

• Fleece, as a sheep

• Flier's hazard

• Gather some wool

• Gather wool

• Gather wool, in a way

• Get wild and woolly?

• Get wool from sheep

• Give a buzz

• Give a crew cut

• Harvest wool

• Harvest, as wool

• Hazardous wind phenomenon

• One way to acquire wool

• One way to gather wool

• Perform a sheep ranch chore

• Pilot's wind problem

• Prepare to card

• Remove a wool coat

• Remove wool from

• Remove, as a wool coat

• Rhonda in Basic Training

• Rid of fleece

• Scissor

• Scissors blade

• Shave off

• Shave sheep

• Shave, as a sheep

• Start wool gathering

• Subject to a fleecing

• Table finish

• Take a sheep's wool

• Take off a wool coat

• Trim

• Use clippers

• Use clippers on

• Use scissors

• Wind ___

• Wind ___ (flying hazard)

• Wind ___ (pilot's problem)

• Wind ___ (rate at which wind speed changes from point to point in a given direction)

• Wind danger

• Wind phenomenon

• Wind problem for a pilot

• Wind threat

• Woolgather?

• Woolgathering tool

• (physics) a deformation of an object in which parallel planes remain parallel but are shifted in a direction parallel to themselves

• Edge tool that cuts sheet metal by passing a blade through it