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wooled

wooled

3.7
An animal or thing with a thick soft coat of wool
  • adjective
  • /wʊld/
translation icon : de lana
  • The artist used soft, wooled fabric to create a cozy throw blanket.

Examples

  • She admired the wooled texture of the rug, which added warmth to the room.

  • The sweater was made from a wooled material that felt warm and comfortable against the skin.

  • It's a wool cream, very elegant, posh coat.

  • It's kind of like that Felty that felty wool feel.

  • You see this wool middle layer and the bones are sewn on the seams on the backside of it.

  • It's just, it's just a rock that's been spun and it's, it's kind of got the texture of wool and whatnot, but it's very absorbent.

Synonyms

woolly
vswooled
12 3.0

Soft and covered with thick hair like a sheep

is about having such a covering or resembling that texture
woolen
vswooled
  • US
5 1.4

Made from wool to keep warm

describes appearance or covering rather than material origin
fleecy
vswooled
1 4.2

Having a soft, fluffy feel like sheep's wool

applies more broadly to hairlike covers, not only textiles
tomentose
vswooled
  • Specialized
9.9

Covered in thick, soft hairs like short wool on leaves or stems

is the common term used for similar covers in everyday language
woolly-haired
vswooled
5.1

Having thick, curly or matted hair like wool

is the general word for that texture on many surfaces
woolly-stemmed
vswooled
  • Specialized
7.7

A plant stem covered with soft hairs like wool

is the broader description for any surface with such a covering
doddy
vswooled
  • UK
9.9

Covered in small tufts of wool that make it look shaggy

focuses on having a soft hairy covering rather than shape

Compounds

long-wooled
  • Specialized
8.6

Sheep that have long wool on their bodies

How Woolly

wooled
3.7
fuzzy
44 1.1
hairy
134 1.0
smooth
256 1.0

Surface Forms

wooled positive

Morphology

wooled = wool (transparent) = wool + ed

The adjective 'wooled' is transparently derived from the noun 'wool' by adding the suffix '-ed', indicating a characteristic or resemblance.

Etymology

Wooled describes something covered with wool. It comes from the word wool, which means 'soft animal hair', so a wooled thing is like a woolly coat, soft, warm and fluffy.