wool
/wuːl/Definitions
1. noun
the natural fiber obtained from sheep, goats, alpacas, and other animals, used for making clothing, textiles, and other products.
“The sweater was made from soft, warm wool.”
2. noun
a tuft or a thread of wool, especially one that has come loose from a garment.
“The wool from my sweater was unraveling.”
3. verb
to cover or fill with wool, especially for warmth or protection.
“The hikers’ tent was well-wooled with thick blankets.”
4. verb
to remove wool from (an animal’s fleece).
“The farmer wooled the sheep before shearing them.”
5. verb
to make something smooth and even, as if with wool.
“The sandpaper helped to wool the wood surface.”