woolpack
/ˈwʊlˌpæk/
noun
- A large bundle or bale of wool, typically wrapped for transport or sale.
- The farmer loaded the woolpack onto the cart for the trip to market.
- The warehouse was filled with woolpacks waiting to be shipped overseas.
- Each woolpack weighed nearly 200 pounds.
- A type of cloud that looks like a bale of wool; a cumulus cloud.
- The painter captured the fluffy woolpack clouds perfectly in her landscape.
- The sky was dotted with woolpack clouds on a summer afternoon.
- We lay on the grass and watched the woolpack clouds drift by.