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Sheepskin: slang term for a diploma. eg "He got his sheepskin from Harvard"


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Sheepskin of Oregon - FAQ's (825 words)
Sheepskin is naturally warm in the winter and cool in the summer, relieves pressure points, protects car seats, and is easy to care for.
Not only is sheepskin superior in comfort to bare leather in the inch of added cushioning, but you won't experience the painful hot seat/cold seat syndrome that leather seats give you on a hot summer day or cold winter morning.
Sheepskin is a natural insulator which works to create a space of air between you and your seat that heats to your body temperature in little time.
Medical Sheepskins from Down-Under Wool (517 words)
Medical sheepskins of the past have been used very effectively in the home environment, but were not generally used in hospitals.
These specially selected sheepskins are chosen because of their very high pile density and wool characteristics.
Sheepskins without this designation will break down in the presence of urine- the leather will crack and the wool will fall out.
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