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What is another word for
fleece
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Noun
The wool shorn from a sheep
Any soft downy substance, typically from soft fibers or hairs
The action or crime of stealing
Spun thread used for knitting, weaving, or sewing
A thick covering mass or layer
Verb
To shear, especially the fleece from (a sheep or other animal)
To cheat, deceive or defraud someone for personal gain
To loot or plunder an area or place, typically by force
To strip the blubber or skin from, as from a whale, seal, etc.
To impoverish or financially ruin
To deprive someone of their assets or possessions
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▲
Noun
▲
The wool shorn from a sheep
wool
fur
hair
coat
pelage
pile
jacket
pelt
coat of wool
skin
hide
fell
leather
mane
epidermis
brush
slough
covering
crop
kip
animal fur
greenhide
floccus
yarn
angora
cashmere
merino
worsted
pelotage
fabric
mohair
material
tweed
blazer
ulster
anorak
bolero
windbreaker
raincoat
topcoat
overcoat
cutaway
duffle coat
membrane
ectoderm
pellicle
husk
rind
peltry
felt
shell
scarfskin
integument
animal hair
protective covering
more ❯
“Many frisbees and balls are now made from
fleece
, which will cause minimal damage if the toys are thrown indoors.”
Noun
▲
Any soft downy substance, typically from soft fibers or hairs
fluff
nap
fuzz
pile
fur
down
lint
floss
threads
feathers
wool
fiber
US
fibre
UK
thistledown
dust
dustballs
downiness
dustball
oose
eiderdown
ooze
puff
soft feathers
fine hair
soft fur
soft hair
dust bunnies
fibres
UK
pelage
jacket
loops
shag
coat
velvet
surface
hair
plush
fibers
US
soft surface
weave
texture
feel
woof
weft
warp
grain
wale
ridge
strip
stripe
rib
weal
wheal
streak
thread
roughness
finish
tooth
grit
smoothness
outside
more ❯
Noun
▲
The action or crime of stealing
theft
stealing
robbery
larceny
thievery
thieving
embezzlement
pilfering
purloining
rip-off
pilferage
robbing
shoplifting
appropriation
burglary
dacoity
expropriation
fraud
heist
hold-up
misappropriation
peculation
raid
snatch
swindling
defalcation
stick-up
annexation
break-in
caper
cheating
crime
defrauding
deprivation
extortion
filch
holdup
hustle
job
lift
looting
mugging
pillage
piracy
plunder
racket
rapacity
score
snitch
steal
stickup
swindle
vandalism
smash and grab
nicking
pinch
filching
plundering
swiping
breaking and entering
housebreaking
marauding
sack
pinching
attack
depredation
assault
despoliation
smash-and-grab
home invasion
ransacking
rape
felony
spoliation
rapine
snatching
forced entry
despoilment
ravaging
devastation
lifting
pocketing
destruction
touch
grab
half-inching
raiding
blag
sacking
sting
reaving
housebreak
ramraid
breaking in
ram-raid
smash-and-grab raid
plagiarism
blagging
loss
ruination
ruin
armed robbery
banditry
thievishness
trespass
incident
harrying
snatch and run
swoop
losing
mislaying
ravishing
raping
unauthorized removal
disappearance
ram raid
steaming
hit
five-finger discount
purse-snatching
unlawful act
trespassing
snaffling
skimming
abstraction
safecracking
prowl
misapplication
misuse
nobbling
whipping
despoiling
white-collar crime
monkey business
siphoning off
ripping off
misuse of funds
pillaging
stealing money
laying waste
damage
ravages
raids
wreckage
second-story work
aggravated burglary
owl job
wasting
desolation
desecration
ravin
ambush
acts of destruction
purse-snatch
bag-snatch
thief
filcher
pilferer
more ❯
Noun
▲
Spun thread used for knitting, weaving, or sewing
yarn
thread
wool
cotton
fibre
UK
filament
strand
cord
line
ply
string
twine
fiber
US
cotton fiber
spun wool
flaxen thread
wire
braid
rope
ligature
hair
cable
bristle
cording
lace
ribbon
thong
lacing
twist
fillis
staple
woof
warp
cordage
fibril
tie
strap
tape
elastic
braiding
creance
connection
tendon
flex
lead
hawser
binding
coil
band
tangle
snarl
knot
whorl
convolution
interlacing
thrum
pile
weft
lint
raveling
US
flax
silk
ravel
stamen
long fiber
tissue
strip
footlet
shred
grain
vein
tendril
web
tooth
cilia
gossamer
lisle
floss
ravelling
UK
strong thread
belt
halyard
lanyard
wisp
chain
guy
cilium
piece
tether
monofilament
rein
choker
ligament
yoke
leash
bridle
lashing
gimp
gasket
lash
bootlace
shoelace
fillet
UK
filet
US
catgut
stripe
ratline
vang
stalk
shoestring
latchet
lariat
lasso
length
restraint
guywire
link
bond
fastener
fetter
ripcord
leader
gut
necklace
whip
lyam
fastening
cement
halter
drawstring
bandage
linkage
union
nexus
fishing line
necklet
snippet
lock
scrap
stay
towline
tow
curl
bit
shock
tuft
piece of cordage
topping lift
wire rope
more ❯
Noun
▲
A thick covering mass or layer
blanket
cover
coat
coating
film
layer
sheet
cloak
covering
mantle
carpet
pall
veil
curtain
mask
shroud
thickness
cloud
overlay
sheath
skin
surface
veneer
bed
coverture
envelope
hood
mat
penumbra
screen
wrapper
robe
wraps
cover-up
canopy
dusting
lamination
cope
deposit
crust
mass
varnish
glaze
skim
wash
shadow
billow
membrane
shade
puff
topping
plating
patina
smear
daub
dense mass
column
blind
lamina
stratum
finish
encrustation
foil
cladding
facing
gloom
undercoat
luster
US
lustre
UK
scale
ply
darkness
plume
cloth
wall
cake
smoke
shower
expanse
face
drapery
pallium
drapes
casing
wrapping
slip
concealment
camouflage
ornamentation
adornment
spiral
trail
decoration
appliqué
drape
shield
swirl
washing
blur
mist
haze
fan
surging mass
lacquer
whitewashing
priming
set
roughcast
bark
plaster
tinge
gloss
painting
level
seam
tier
tissue
slab
band
substratum
panel
stripe
overlap
row
floor
pellicle
integument
fold
leaf
gauze
scum
fabric
web
shell
rind
frosting
pebbledash
rendering
icing
siding
plate
scab
incrustation
husk
garnish
cortex
outer layer
hull
scurf
case
peel
lamella
top layer
plaque
plaster coating
gilding
tartar
electroplating
thin layer
hide
silver-plating
protective layer
plasterwork
laminate
partition
drum
strand
vein
insertion
blade
limescale
stratification
sleeve
sauce
meringue
plunge
wrap
jacket
stain
thin covering
cork
bast
peeling
epicarp
front
revetment
pod
shuck
capsule
zest
outside
paint
tint
facade
façade
fronting
exocarp
pericarp
concretion
caking
suffusion
top
verge
edge
bloom
border
dressing
stucco
inlay
paving
coloring
US
swab
colouring
UK
decorative layer
peridium
calculus
residue
spread
cream
glazing
more ❯
Verb
▲
To shear, especially the fleece from (a sheep or other animal)
shear
shave
clip
crop
prune
snip
trim
strip
cut
pare
dock
bob
nip
poll
shorten
mow
lop off
cut back
cut off
groom
lop
pollard
remove
truncate
detach
chop
curtail
barber
reduce
skive
slash
detruncate
top
hew
tonsure
disengage
chop off
cut short
hack off
cut shorter
take off
make shorter
cut into a bob
contract
cut down
pare down
abbreviate
shrink
condense
downsize
sever
decrease
compress
lessen
diminish
elide
abridge
syncopate
shape
boil down
thin
telescope
restrict
shave off
nip off
trim off
snip off
saw off
hack
slice
separate
amputate
coppice
constrict
epitomize
US
abstract
narrow
limit
retrench
concentrate
slim down
whittle down
clip off
even up
epitomise
UK
file
foreshorten
single
saw
dissever
slim
skim
decapitate
excise
ream
scythe
neaten
cream
slice off
manicure
lower
deflate
round down
waste away
stop short
tighten
thin out
take out
cut out
sickle
digest
summarize
US
synopsize
scrape off
file off
gash
trim down
incise
nick
slit
tidy up
notch
snick
shred
peel
skin
summarise
UK
flay
curb
scrape
blue pencil
excoriate
decorticate
carve
cut into
put in a nutshell
scalp
restrain
minify
cramp
inhibit
halt
control
peel off
strip off
knock off
pare off
roll back
rein in
tighten up
put a restriction on
break off
rein back
put the brakes on
put a limit on
hold back
dwindle
minimize
US
excerpt
minimise
UK
get shorter
take up
cut to the bone
turn up
more ❯
“We only have a few days to
fleece
all the sheep.”
Verb
▲
To cheat, deceive or defraud someone for personal gain
cheat
con
defraud
swindle
stiff
bilk
diddle
sucker
sting
gyp
cozen
victimise
UK
victimize
US
hustle
rook
bleed
do
skin
flimflam
shortchange
screw
fiddle
hose
squeeze
mulct
stick
trick
gaff
deceive
short
chisel
dupe
skunk
ream
euchre
chouse
thimblerig
pluck
nobble
hoodwink
bamboozle
beat
exploit
gull
scam
finagle
shaft
snooker
milk
burn
rob
have
clip
chicane
gouge
overcharge
goldbrick
sell
steal
rush
plunder
soak
illude
despoil
rip off
shake down
double-cross
take advantage of
do in
take for a ride
put one over on
pull a fast one on
short-change
pull a swifty on
take to the cleaners
lead up the garden path
sell a pup
jerk around
rope in
give someone a bum steer
sell down the river
run a game on
sell a bill of goods
fool
mislead
hoax
delude
hornswoggle
beguile
sandbag
bunco
extort
string along
wring
take in
snow
swizzle
sell a pup to
sharp
humbug
gazump
suck dry
have on
bluff
pull a fast one
misguide
embezzle
catch
misinform
spoof
prey on
fake out
suck in
blackmail
sell a bill of goods to
kid
outwit
gammon
stitch up
buffalo
juggle
force
wrest
manipulate
abuse
entrap
use
double-deal
do a number on
do the dirty on
exact
swizz
fudge
pull one's leg
impose on
drain
betray
play on
intimidate
take
wrench
inveigle
misuse
screw over
overreach
oppress
bully
set up
cash in on
lead on
do out of
deplete
impose upon
walk all over
extract
pull the wool over someone's eyes
exhaust
coerce
empty
trim
pilfer
wheedle
terrorize
US
attack
shuck
thwart
give the shaft
charge too much
enslave
gip
terrorise
UK
frame
pinch
suck the life out of
disappoint
circumvent
take out
befool
outmanoeuvre
UK
leverage
hold up
put screws to
ill-treat
walk over
do someone in the eye
capitalize on
fake
outmaneuver
US
bleed someone of something
obtain by force
play upon
take to cleaners
step on
treat unfairly
live off the backs of
ill-use
lead down the garden path
bleed dry
pull fast one
withhold rights from
duck
weasel
dodge
sell out
stab in the back
expel
slip out
cop out
worm one's way out of
beat around the bush
jiggle
fraud
surcharge
molest
penalise
UK
punish
penalize
US
baulk
UK
fine
balk
US
forfeit
heist
filch
stretch the rules
caboodle
bend the rules
pull something funny
stack the cards
hit below the belt
bilk of
grift
pigeon
deprive
sap
harass
hound
pauperize
impoverish
frustrate
ruin
foil
rip-off
overwork
catch out
be sold a pup
jive
welsh
strong-arm
put the screws to
tear from
cajole
lure
coax
butty
play
stump
extortion
pad
overtax
nick
play dirty
pick on
ensnare
cross
reduce
dump on
prey upon
pull
lirt
crib
blench
rogue
belirt
outsmart
seduce
sweet-talk
do number on
sucker into
fix
outfox
flam
wind up
pull someone's leg
make a sucker of
throw dust in someone's eyes
get the better of
play a practical joke on
play a jest on
play a prank on
play a joke on
murphy
play games with
fast talk
bring to its knees
give bum steer
break the rules
take for
play away
cross up
hook
lie to
put on
cuckold
play joke on
beat out of
step out
falsify
hand a line
take for ride
steal someone blind
con out of
rook out of
shortweight
underpay
rack
demand
ice
secure
get
obtain
skim off the top
worm something out of someone
put the bite on someone for
blackmail someone for
obtain under duress
obtain by threats
make pay through nose
obtain by threat
put the arm on
mistreat
patronise
UK
profit from
play for a sucker
treat lightly
take liberties with
trifle with
maltreat
trade on
control
play with
target
patronize
US
use for one's own ends
pimp
pump
work
give the business
take advantage of somebody
press
benefit
suck
evoke
express
elicit
evince
profit
preoccupy
live off
haunt
depress
burden
load
trouble
bother
feed on
bug
worry
depredate
distress
seize
consume
eat
live on
kill
devour
hunt
tax
raid
weigh
let out
take advantage
pressure
pressurise
UK
constrain
pressurize
US
make the most of
hold a knife to
entice
lead astray
bait
trap
tempt
fox
two-time
mousetrap
make a fool of
decoy
juke
outslick
outthink
allure
lie
disinform
be disloyal to
be unfaithful to
play someone false
let down
break faith with
bewilder
baffle
misdirect
confuse
fail
misrepresent
outdo
solicit
maneuver
US
manoeuvre
UK
outjockey
distort
fabricate
outplay
defeat
backstab
top
outguess
jockey
steal a march on
throw off the scent
outgeneral
cap
put on the wrong track
goose
worst
jip
be unfaithful
lead up garden path
end run
figure out
induce
misstate
prevaricate
entangle
persuade
wangle
lull
enmesh
doublespeak
snare
pervert
propagandize
US
propagandise
UK
play a trick on
steer
give the wrong impression
out-think
cover up
double-talk
four-flush
put on an act
put on false front
be cleverer than
double deal
run rings round
play trick on
bait and switch
give wrong information to
put up smoke screen
make rings round
go back on
be disloyal
send on a wild goose chase
wrong steer
corrupt
lead off
impose
troll
do someone dirty
deke
sham
slip something over on
dust
blag
pull in
bunk
wander
be untrue to
psych out
enchant
entrance
charm
attract
outperform
hypnotize
US
woo
bewitch
dazzle
blind
mesmerize
US
captivate
spellbind
put something over on
trip up
throw
win over
give away
rat on
soft-soap
play-act
sway
contrive
dally
trifle
toy
cuck
wanton
impress
butter up
pull wool over
catfish
poke borack
play for a fool
be a Judas to
hypnotise
UK
mesmerise
UK
shave
finesse
fit up
go one better than
bias
hocus-pocus
put one over
put someone up to something
cuckoldize
gaslight
split
lay a trap for
toy with
dally with
make use of
play fast and loose with
give the runaround
fascinate
distract
toll
ensorcell
tout
shill
wile
send on a wild-goose chase
doublecross
make a monkey of
make a monkey out of
make somebody look an idiot
come on
play games
stage-manage
pull strings
pull wires
horn
put horns on
hornify
ingratiate
twist around your little finger
desert
draw
pool
be dishonest
invite
talk into
turn traitor
commit treason
pimp on
break promise
play Judas
net
bribe
capture
yuck
yuk
jest
jape
joke
banter
fun
jolly
josh
quip
gag
wisecrack
chaff
come on to
sweep off feet
mess around
bag
immesh
implicate
embroil
mesh
ensnarl
entoil
tangle
rag
ridicule
mock
land
involve
catch up
betrap
benet
best
reel in
lay for
box in
make sport of
poke fun at
make fun of
yank someone's chain
set a trap for
more ❯
“Her appearance as the conwoman trying to
fleece
lovelorn Fred of his money brought a variety of further TV offers.”
Verb
▲
To loot or plunder an area or place, typically by force
plunder
loot
pillage
ransack
sack
despoil
raid
rob
strip
devastate
maraud
spoil
ravage
depredate
forage
rape
rifle
pirate
reave
spoliate
gut
ramraid
moonlight requisition
stick up
lay waste
smash and grab
ram-raid
ruin
destroy
demolish
desolate
waste
desecrate
devour
tear apart
havoc
burgle
vandalize
US
requisition
steal from
liberate
vandalise
UK
loft
burglarise
UK
take
swipe
lift
boost
salvage
appropriate
snatch
make
thieve
relieve
burglarize
US
grab
lay waste to
clear out
wreak havoc on
rip off
do over
tip over
steal
pilfer
nick
purloin
filch
pinch
heist
knock off
embezzle
misappropriate
snaffle
carry off
walk off with
nab
snitch
hook
run off with
glom
whip
nobble
crib
tief
shoplift
walk away with
abscond with
snavel
bone
pocket
half-inch
run away with
abstract
help oneself to
make off with
blag
take for oneself
nip
peculate
defalcate
trouser
scrump
souvenir
clifty
harry
poach
cabbage
walk
cop
go walkies
reive
annex
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turn over
scrounge
swindle
hold up
annexe
UK
remove
denude
make away with
ravish
take possession of
have one's fingers in the till
dispossess
freeboot
defraud
confiscate
arrogate
snare
expropriate
pluck
palm
hijack
borrow
skim
jack
clean out
pickpocket
convert
knock over
take off
take from
rush off with
spirit away
siphon off
have sticky fingers
overrun
shop steal
deprive
wreck
do
foray
raze
invade
trespass
attack
annihilate
level
rustle
depopulate
break into
violate
prey on
defile
finger
abuse
corrupt
harass
wreak havoc
keep
empty out
maraud over
thieve from
go pillaging
go looting
help yourself
prig
flog
kidnap
abduct
mooch
withdraw
cozen
go on forays
go on raids
cheat
picaroon
cheat one of
strip one of
line one's purse with
line one's pockets with
dip into the public purse
commit white-collar crime
have one's hand in the till
defraud someone of
commit fraud
put hand in cookie jar
steal money
defraud one of
be light-fingered
hold for ransom
seize
usurp
sequester
sequestrate
assume
secure
preempt
press
attach
disseize
distrain
poind
claim
capture
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highjack
commandeer
lay claim to
arrogate to oneself
take over
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drain
disinherit
bereave
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To strip the blubber or skin from, as from a whale, seal, etc.
flense
flay
skin
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▲
To impoverish or financially ruin
pauperize
bankrupt
impoverish
ruin
break
bust
beggar
deplete
disfigure
drain
exhaust
pillage
bring to ruin
clean out
bring down
reduce to beggary
wipe out
cripple financially
cripple
reduce to penury
make insolvent
reduce to destitution
make bankrupt
make destitute
bring someone to their knees
make poor
make penniless
liquidate
bleed dry
cause to go bankrupt
destroy
clear out
fold
reduce to nothing
wreck
go into Chapter 11
go bankrupt
fold up
become insolvent
ruinate
crush
decimate
reduce
diminish
reduce to poverty
make somebody broke
make somebody skint
devastate
smash
shatter
mangle
wrack
injure
blow a hole in
desecrate
annihilate
nix
defile
torpedo
knock down
mess up
cream
tear down
lay in ruins
make a mess of
deface
bring to naught
reduce to rubble
damage
mutilate
bodge
defeat
nuke
scupper
sabotage
foul up
mar
poison
do for
ravage
do in
blast
dilapidate
overwhelm
scourge
muller
banjax
pulverize
US
maim
rub out
flatten
extinguish
bring to nothing
desolate
screw up
blow
wreak havoc upon
impair
waste
pulverise
UK
despoil
cruel
level
pull down
sink
blight
raze
trash
dish
dash
leave in ruins
scotch
vaporise
UK
lay waste
overturn
total
undo
leave desolate
spoil
ravish
put the kibosh on
louse up
demolish
euchre
wreak havoc on
botch
overthrow
vaporize
US
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To deprive someone of their assets or possessions
denude
deprive
divest
dispossess
rob
bereave
despoil
expropriate
strip
relieve
deny
abate
disinherit
remove
withdraw
bankrupt
seize
skim
wrest
bare
dock
stiff
impoverish
lose
disrobe
dismantle
benim
cheat out of
do out of
rob of
hold back
diddle out of
prevent from using
prevent from having
trick out of
take away
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