Angora goat
Americannoun
noun
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Origin of Angora goat
First recorded in 1825–35
Example Sentences
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Later, they used the estate’s vast green space to raise sheep and Angora goats for the animals’ wool and mohair.
From Washington Post
The fuzzy Angora goat was affectionately known as “Blue Eyes” and would have been 14 years old next week.
From Washington Times
Mohair is made from the hair of Angora goats.
From BBC
The herd consisted of only a small group of Angora goats originally.
From Washington Times
Made from Angora goats, South Africa is the world's leading producer of it.
From BBC
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