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cotswold

 

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Noun cotswold has 1 sense
  1. Cotswold - sheep with long wool originating in the Cotswolds
    --1 is a kind of
    domestic sheep, Ovis aries

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Cotswold

Noun:

A Cotswold is a breed of sheep originating from the Cotswold Hills in England. It is known for its long and coarse wool, often used in textile production.

Example sentence: The farmer raised a flock of Cotswolds for their prized wool.

Adjective:

Referring to or related to the Cotswold Hills or the region.

Example sentence: The Cotswold village was filled with charming stone houses.

Local usage:

In local usage, "Cotswold" can refer to the distinctive yellow limestone used in the construction of buildings in the Cotswold region.

Example sentence: The Cotswold stone walls added to the picturesque charm of the village.

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