wooly
/ˈwʊli/
adjective
- Made of or resembling wool; soft and fluffy like wool.
- The lamb had a thick, wooly coat that kept it warm.
- She wore a warm wooly sweater on the cold winter day.
- He bought a pair of wooly socks for hiking in the mountains.
- Vague, unclear, or confused in thought or expression.
- The politician gave a wooly speech that avoided the real issues.
- His explanation was too wooly and didn't answer the question.
- I have a wooly memory of what happened that night.
- Characterized by a lack of order or discipline; rough or lawless.
- The frontier town was a wooly place with few rules.
- The early days of the internet were a wooly time with little regulation.
- The party got a bit wooly after midnight.
noun
- A garment made of wool, especially a sweater or pullover.
- He packed a few woolies for the trip to the mountains.
- The child's favorite wooly was bright red with a reindeer pattern.
- She pulled on a thick wooly before going outside.