woolpacks
/ˈwʊlˌpæks/
noun
- Plural of woolpack; large bundles or bales of wool.
- The dockworkers unloaded the woolpacks from the ship.
- They stacked the woolpacks in the barn to keep them dry.
- The auction featured woolpacks from several local farms.
- Plural of woolpack; cumulus clouds that look like bales of wool.
- The sky was clear except for a few woolpacks near the mountains.
- The children pointed at the woolpacks and imagined they were castles.
- Woolpacks dotted the horizon as the storm approached.