woolly
/ˈwʊli/
noun
- A woolen garment, especially a sweater or pullover.
- She knitted a woolly for her grandson's birthday.
- The old woolly had holes in the elbows.
- He put on a warm woolly before going outside.
adjective
- Made of or resembling wool; soft and fuzzy.
- The puppy had a woolly coat that was fun to pet.
- She wore a warm woolly hat in the winter.
- He bought a woolly scarf to protect his neck from the cold.
- Vague, unclear, or not well thought out.
- The politician gave a woolly answer that didn't address the question.
- His woolly thinking led to a confusing plan.
- The instructions were too woolly for anyone to follow.
- Relating to or characteristic of sheep or wool production.
- They visited a woolly farm to see how sheep are sheared.
- The woolly industry is important in New Zealand.
- The woolly trade has declined in recent years.