having had the wool removed from it, typically describing sheepskin or hide that has been treated.
Past participle of dewool, created by adding the -ed suffix. This adjective describes the state of something after the dewooling process has been completed.
Dewooled sheepskin was prized in medieval times for making parchment and fine leather goods—removing the wool first meant the skin underneath could be processed into durable, smooth material for writing or clothing.
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