Pronunciation: /ʌnˈʃɔrn/
noun a sheep or other animal that has not been sheared
A1 I saw a sheep with unshorn wool in the field.
A2 The unshorn sheep looked fluffy and cute.
B1 The unshorn fleece was ready to be sheared off.
B2 The unshorn wool was soft and warm to the touch.
C1 The unshorn sheep had been grazing in the meadow for weeks.
C2 The unshorn fleece would soon be used to make luxurious garments.
adjective not having been cut or trimmed
A1 The sheep's wool was unshorn and fluffy.
A2 The unshorn grass in the field swayed in the wind.
B1 The farmer decided to leave the sheep unshorn for the winter.
B2 The unshorn locks of hair gave him a wild and rugged look.
C1 The unshorn fleece was carefully sheared off the sheep.
C2 The unshorn wool was spun into luxurious yarn for knitting.
formal The sheep's wool remained unshorn due to the unexpected storm.
informal She decided to leave her hair unshorn for a more natural look.
slang I'm loving the unshorn vibe of your new haircut!
figurative His unshorn loyalty to his friends is truly admirable.
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