wooly
1 of 1adjective/ˈwʊ.li/
Forms:woolier,wooliest
1
covered in or made of wool
B2- She knitted a wooly scarf for her friend as a birthday gift.
- The sheepdog had a thick, wooly coat that kept it insulated during the winter months.
- The cozy blanket was woven from soft, wooly fibers.
- She wore a wooly sweater to stay warm in the chilly weather.
- He knitted a pair of wooly mittens for his niece to wear on cold days.
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2
having a soft, fluffy, or downy texture or look
- The clouds were wooly and white in the morning sky.
- She stroked the wooly kitten gently.
- The pillow was wooly and inviting.
- A wooly moss grew on the forest floor.
- The blanket felt wooly and warm.
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3
characterized by unclear, disorganized, or fuzzy thinking or expression
- His explanation was wooly and hard to follow.
- She had a wooly understanding of the procedure.
- The report was wooly in its reasoning.
- He gave a wooly answer to the interview question.
- The lecture was wooly and lacked focus.
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