linsey woolsey

/ˈlɪnzi ˈwʊlzi/
noun
  1. A coarse fabric woven from a mix of linen and wool, or sometimes cotton and wool; also used figuratively to mean something mixed or confused.
    • His speech was a linsey-woolsey of facts and opinions that left everyone confused.
    • Colonial farmers often wore linsey-woolsey because it was cheap and warm.
    • The old blanket was made of linsey-woolsey and felt rough against the skin.
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