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Webster Dictionary :: Woolly-pastinum

WOOLLY-PASTINUM, n. A name given in the East Indies to a species of red orpiment...

Webster Dictionary :: Woolly

WOOLLY, a. 1. Consisting of wool; as a woolly covering; a woolly fleece. 2. Rese...

Webster Dictionary :: Wooliness

WOOLINESS, n. [from woolly.] The state of being woolly.

Webster Dictionary :: Woolfel

WOOLFEL, n. [wool and fel., L.] A skin with the wool; a skin from which the wool...

Webster Dictionary :: Woolen-draper

WOOLEN-DRAPER, n. One who deals in woolen goods.

Webster Dictionary :: Woolen

WOOLEN, a. 1. Made of wool; consisting of wool; as woolen cloth. 2. Pertaining t...

Webster Dictionary :: Woolding

WOOLDING, ppr. Binding fast with ropes; winding round. WOOLDING , n. 1. The act ...

Webster Dictionary :: Woolder

WOOLDER, n. A stick used in woolding.

Webster Dictionary :: Woolded

WOOLDED, pp. Bound fast with ropes; wound round.

Webster Dictionary :: Woold

WOOLD, v.t. [G.] To wind, particularly to wind a rope round a mast or yard, when...

Webster Dictionary :: Wool-winder

WOOL-WINDER, n. [wool and wind.] A person employed to wind or make up wool into ...

Webster Dictionary :: Wool-trade

WOOL-TRADE, n. [wool and trade.] The trade in wool.

Webster Dictionary :: Wool-stapler

WOOL-STAPLER, n. One who deals in wool.

Webster Dictionary :: Wool-staple

WOOL-STAPLE, n. [wool and staple.] A city or town where wool used to be brought ...

Webster Dictionary :: Wool-driver

WOOL-DRIVER, n. [wool and driver.] One who buys wool and carries it to market.

Webster Dictionary :: Wool-comber

WOOL-COMBER, n. One whose occupation is to comb wool.

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