territory wool
1territory wool — noun Etymology: so called from the former territorial status of the states in which it was produced : wool produced especially in Montana, Wyoming, Idaho, Utah, Nevada, Colorado, and Washington * * * the wool of sheep raised west of the… …
2territory wool — the wool of sheep raised west of the Mississippi River, esp. in Washington and the Rocky Mountain States. Also called modock wool, range wool, western wool. Cf. bright wool. [1915 20, Amer.] * * * …
3bright wool — the wool of sheep raised east of the Mississippi River. Cf. territory wool. [so called from its shade] * * * …
4bright wool — the wool of sheep raised east of the Mississippi River. Cf. territory wool. [so called from its shade] …
5modock wool — /moh dok/. See territory wool. [special use of MODOC] * * * …
6range wool. — See territory wool. * * * …
7western wool. — See territory wool. * * * …
8modock wool — /moh dok/. See territory wool. [special use of MODOC] …
9range wool. — See territory wool …
10western wool. — See territory wool …
