amel
/ˈæmɛl/Definitions
1. noun
The soft, woolly undercoat of a sheep, rabbit, or other animal, typically removed by combing or shearing.
“The breeder carefully combed out the amel to prepare the sheep for the upcoming show.”
2. verb
To remove the amel from an animal, typically by combing or shearing.
“The farmer began to amel the sheep, carefully working to avoid any tangles.”