woolies
- noun
- UK
- He packed his woolies for the winter trip to the mountains.
Examples
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When the temperature dropped, everyone reached for their favorite woolies.
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She bought some cozy woolies for the cold weather.
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Before heading out into the cold, she made sure to wear her thick woolies.
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I love wearing my woolies during winter.
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Before heading out into the cold, she made sure to wear her thick woolies.
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He packed his woolies for the winter trip to the mountains.
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When the temperature dropped, everyone reached for their favorite woolies.
Synonyms
A soft warm fabric used for jackets and blankets
Clothes you wear that look smart or stylish
Clothing made by knitting, like sweaters or scarves
A cloth or piece of clothing made from wool to keep warm
A thick warm sweater you wear in cold weather
How Warm
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Woolies comes from wool ('the soft hair from sheep') plus the friendly ending -ie that makes words sound small or cozy, so it gives the idea of warm, soft clothing. So, woolies means warm clothes made of wool.