wooled

adjective

\ ˈwu̇ld

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variants: or less commonly woolled

Definition of wooled

: having wool especially of a specified kind —used in combination long-wooled

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One of the alpacas – a brown-wooled baby named Hope – was left dangling morbidly by its head from the pen’s wire fence. — sacbee, "California voters banned mountain lion hunting three decades ago, but the shooting never stopped," 3 Nov. 2017

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The first known use of wooled was in the 15th century

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