Definition of "wool-shed" [wool-shed]

• In Australia, a shed or building in which sheep are sheared and the wool sorted, packed, or stored ready for market. (noun)

The Century Dictionary (Public Domain)

• "He is married to a very attractive native woman who eats at his table, but does not know a word of English, but they are both away at a wool-shed eight miles off, shearing sheep."
• "I have twice been down to the larger world of the wool-shed, when tired of strips of dried mutton and my own society."
• "That some one had intended to burn down the wool-shed, and had made preparation for doing so, was as apparent to the women as to him."