Results for: unused wool
English English
container for bale of wool, material for wrapping bale of wool, package of wool; woolsack; cloud resembling sheep´s woolwoolpack
cotton or wool fiber that has been stretched and twisted prior to being spun into yarn, fibers twisted for spinning, move in changing directions, reeve, reeve (Past participle of), twist fibers prior to spinning, wander aimlessly, roam, meander; stretc...rove
cotton wool, fluffy absorbent materialabsorbent cotton
crease formed by bending, crimping action, curl, curl of wool fibers, fold or press together, frill; corrugate; mold into shape; make wavy; inhibit, hindrance, interfere with, join into seam, pinch decoratively, pinched edge, pleat, tight hair wave, ti...crimp
crewelwork, spun yarn, woven yarn, wool embroidery yarncrewel
cut hair, wool, or foliage from, cut off, cut off hair or fleece; trim with a sharp tool; deprive of, take away, cutting tool, deform by applying twisting force, move cleanly through something, pair of shears, removal of fleece, shear strain, shear str...shear
dag, lock of dung-coated wooldaglock
daglock, decagram, decorative edging, remove soiled wool from sheep, scalloped edge on fabricdag
dark or bright patch on sun, tuft of wool, tuft of hairflocculus
daydream, fantasize; collect bits of wool that have been shed by sheepwoolgather
delicate fabric (of silk, wool, rayon, etc.); syrup made from the juice of pomegranates, dress fabric, pomegranate syrup, red-orangegrenadine
deprived of something, having short hair, shaven, cut off (about hair or wool), shearshorn
diploma, parchment, sheep leather with or without wool, sheepskin garment or rug, skin of a sheep (especially with the wool left on); leather made from the skin of a sheep; diploma (Slang)sheepskin
double-breasted wool coat, marijuana, marijuana cigarette, reefer jacket, refrigerated transport vehicle, refrigerator, sailor who reefs sails, short overcoat made of thick fabric; marijuana cigarettereefer
dyed-in-the-wool, nonfadingdeep-dyed
 

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