fleeces

Robs someone blind

Fleeces is the plural of fleece—the woolly coat of a sheep, or the material shorn from it.

By extension, fleece names any soft, fuzzy fabric or garment: She packed two fleeces for the camping trip.

As a verb, fleece means to swindle or overcharge: The scam fleeces elderly victims out of their savings.

sheep

shearing

Cutting away fleece

flock · shepherd · fiber · lanolin · spinning · carding · yarn · merino · raw · washing

swindle

scam

Dishonest money-making scheme

dupe · swindle · rip-off · hustle · bilk · exploit · deceive · trick · gouge · overcharge

textile

wool

Sheared animal fiber

jacket · pullover · insulation · softness · warmth · polyester · synthetic · microfiber · blanket · garment

mythology

Golden

Proper noun modifier

  • ArgonautsLegendary Greek seafaring heroes
  • JasonCommon masculine name
  • questSeeking journey for something

ram · Medea · Argo · Greek · treasure · prize · expedition · hero · voyage · dragon

Opposites
honesty in transactions

fleecesoffers

Proposals for acceptance

honors · respects · reimburses

direction of benefit

fleecesenriches

Adds quality or worth

rewards · compensates · reimburses · benefits · gives

Phrases
Family

fleece, fleeced, fleecing

Familiarity
Top 100,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G