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Persian lamb
noun
- the young lamb of the Karakul sheep.
- the lustrous, tightly curled fur of this animal, used to make coats and hats and as a trimming on various kinds of apparel and accessories.
Persian lamb
noun
- a black loosely curled fur obtained from the skin of the karakul lamb
- a karakul lamb
yĐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of Persian lamb1
Example Sentences
âIf you look at the late Victorian clothes, the womenâs wear is full of bits of animals, bits of unborn Persian lambs â quite grotesque things,â she says.
Margo and her sister, Denise, were sent to ballet class and kitted up in matching wool coats with Persian lamb collars; they mastered orthopedically correct posture and crisp speech.
Itâs not just home cooking, but multicultural comfort food: coconut chicken curry, Persian lamb and herb stew, African beignets, Moroccan chickpea and noodle soup, eggplant masala, and Russian semolina cake.
A large, bosomy Slavic lady in a bulky sweater of natural sheep's wool, purple slacks, high-heeled black overshoes with Persian lamb cuffs and a matching toque, puffed white, inaudible words into the wintry air.
âShe was going into town one day â weâre in Westport renting a house â and she has a black Persian lamb circular skirt in the summertime with black fingernails. Pretty good.â
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