wooled
- adjective
- /wʊld/
- The artist used soft, wooled fabric to create a cozy throw blanket.
Examples
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She admired the wooled texture of the rug, which added warmth to the room.
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The sweater was made from a wooled material that felt warm and comfortable against the skin.
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It's a wool cream, very elegant, posh coat.
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It's kind of like that Felty that felty wool feel.
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You see this wool middle layer and the bones are sewn on the seams on the backside of it.
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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
Soft and covered with thick hair like a sheep
Made from wool to keep warm
Having a soft, fluffy feel like sheep's wool
Covered in thick, soft hairs like short wool on leaves or stems
Having thick, curly or matted hair like wool
A plant stem covered with soft hairs like wool
Covered in small tufts of wool that make it look shaggy
Compounds
How Woolly
Surface Forms
Morphology
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.