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wool-like

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wool (wʊl)
 
n
1.  the outer coat of sheep, yaks, etc, which consists of short curly hairs
2.  yarn spun from the coat of sheep, etc, used in weaving, knitting, etc
3.  a.  cloth or a garment made from this yarn
 b.  (as modifier): a wool dress
4.  any of certain fibrous materials: glass wool; steel wool
5.  informal short thick curly hair
6.  a tangled mass of soft fine hairs that occurs in certain plants
7.  dyed in the wool confirmed in one's beliefs or opinions
8.  pull the wool over someone's eyes to deceive or delude someone
 
[Old English wull; related to Old Frisian, Middle Dutch wulle, Old High German wolla (German Wolle), Old Norse ull, Latin lāna and vellus fleece]
 
'wool-like
 
adj

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