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merino

[muh-ree-noh] / məˈri noʊ /


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It is not the adult moth that munches the merino but the larvae: tiny caterpillars that feast on any keratin-based fibers but are particularly partial to wool and cashmere.

From New York Times

If he’s destroying expensive merino base layers, I also agree with you.

From New York Times

The merino ram, dubbed Baarack by rescuers, was discovered wandering alone with an extraordinarily overgrown wool coat, and was promptly shorn to save his life.

From The Guardian

When you are heading out, start with a base layer made of merino wool, polypropylene or material that will wick away water and sweat.

From New York Times

Designed for wider feet, the relaxed-fit socks are knitted with a merino wool blend throughout and reinforced with nylon at the heel, sole and toe.

From Washington Times