woolf
/uːl/Definitions
1. noun
The soft, fluffy hair that grows around the body of sheep and some other animals, often used for making cloth or yarn.
“She knitted a warm sweater from the wool of her grandmother’s sheep.”
2. noun
A layer or mass of woolly fibers, especially on a sheep’s fleece or a sweater.
“The wool on the sweater was itchy and uncomfortable.”