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Synonyms for fleece

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Synonyms for fleece

to exploit (another) by charging too much for something

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Synonyms for fleece

the wool of a sheep or similar animal

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tanned skin of a sheep with the fleece left on

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a soft bulky fabric with deep pile

outer coat of especially sheep and yaks

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shear the wool from

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While we have seen women of this sort before, they have always been schemers and fleecers. Sam is out for nothing but a good time.
When New York legalized abortion in 1970, ARAL activists used their years of experience to evaluate newly opened abortion clinics, warning women of New York "fleecers." ARAL's assessment of the situation was succinct and surprising to American physicians who assumed they were better than Mexican and illegal practitioners.
(80.) See "Fleecers and Quasi-fleecers" in Resource Notebook, folder 76, box 4, SHA-ARAL.
FOR NILA NIELSEN, OMAHA PRINCIPAL, see Goodsell, Paul (1998) Principal's doctorate may be just a book mark, Omaha World Herald, March 17, 1998, 1 Lord, Mary (1998) Sheepskin fleecers: when those ivyclad towers are nothing but a diploma mill, U.S.
Gunshops must be numbered among liquor stores, jewelry shops, convenience marts, and similar establishments as "high risk retail enterprises." Often, however, gun dealers are unwilling to play the part of sheep awaiting, the fleecers shears or the wolf's jaws.