krimmer

krim·mer

(krĭm′ər)

Gray, curly fur made from the pelts of lambs of the Crimean region.

[German, from Krim, Crimea.]

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krimmer

(ˈkrɪmə) or

crimmer

(Textiles) a tightly curled light grey fur obtained from the skins of lambs from the Crimean region

[C20: from German, from Krim Crimea]

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krim•mer

or crim•mer

(ˈkrɪm ər)

n.

a lambskin from Crimea, dressed as a fur, with wool in loose, soft curls, usu. whitish or pale gray.

[1825–35; < German, =Krim Crimea + -er -er¹]

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