Plural of fleece; the woolly coats of sheep, or soft fleece-textured clothing and blankets.
Plural of 'fleece,' from Old English 'fleos.' Originally meant the wool on living sheep; now includes the gathered wool and modern fleece fabrics.
Medieval England's wealth depended on 'fleeces'—wool was so valuable that entire trade routes existed just to move sheepskin around, making shepherds wealthy!
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