Synonyms:
woolen, woollen
Meaning: of or related to or made of wool; "a woolen sweater"
noun
meaning of the word
Synonyms:
wool, woolen, woollen
Meaning: a fabric made from the hair of sheep
Usage examples
"A fine rubber and a good woollen blanket," remarked the Sergeant.
Why, Comrade Bristow sneaks off and buys a sort of woollen sunset.
The smith erects some sort of iron, the weaver some sort of linen or woollen manufactory.
For woollen goods, the East indigo will answer as well as the Spanish, and comes much lower.
Mrs. Hall's gift was a warm and very pretty woollen wrapper of dark blue flannel, with a pair of soft knitted slippers to match.
She held in her hand a distaff, wound with black and white woollen yarn, with which were sparingly intermixed strands of silk and gold.
Three months passed, and, as the old woman had bidden her, the queen took the egg from her bosom, and laid it snugly amidst the warm woollen folds.
She was dressed like any poor peasant, in a cotton gown, a woollen hood and wooden shoes; yet, as she walked along, people took her for a queen in disguise, so lovely were her looks and ways.
She was handed over to the governor of the prison, a short, thick-set man in black trousers and black-shag woollen shirt, and wearing a dirty red cap, with tricolour rosette on the side of his unkempt head.
Silk and woollen goods should not be boiled in the dye-stuff, but it should be kept at a scalding heat for twenty minutes. Drain the goods without wringing, and hang them in a dry, shady place, where they will have the air.