What is Woolly?

“What is Woolly?”

Woolly can refer to different things depending on the context.

1. Woolly can describe something covered in wool or having a wool-like texture, such as a woolly sweater or a woolly mammoth.

2. Woolly can also be used to describe something that is unclear, vague, or lacking in detail. For example, if a plan or idea is not well-defined or poorly explained, it might be referred to as woolly.

3. In a biological sense, “woolly” is often used to describe animals with a dense, wool-like coat, such as the woolly bear caterpillar or the woolly monkey.

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Woolly is an adjective that describes something or someone as being covered in wool or having a texture similar to wool. It is often used to describe animals, such as sheep or llamas, whose fur or hair is dense and fluffy. The term can also be used metaphorically to describe things that are fuzzy or unclear. For example, you might say that a plan or idea is woolly if it lacks precision or is lacking in detail.

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