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- adjective
comparative form ofwooly : morewooly
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Examples
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Daddy Lion: "The Scientist's Lament" The newest song from Daddy Lion, the bedroom project of District-based singer-songwriter Jeremy Joseph, offers a denser, woolier take on Bob Mould-inspired, early-'90s college rock.
Singles file: Pusha T, Rye Rye, Wolfram, Daddy Lion, Decemberists
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The newest song from Daddy Lion, the bedroom project of District-based singer-songwriter Jeremy Joseph, offers a denser, woolier take on Bob Mould-inspired, early-'90s college rock.
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Yes, the good grey system has a way of disciplining even the wilder and woolier elements of Canadian politics.
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I've known Karl since I was about 16 (we co-wrote The Complete Idiot's Guide to Publishing Science Fiction in 2000) and I've never met a woolier, more imaginative, more audacious worldbuilder in all my time in the field.
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This system has been traded in, notionally in line with thinking since the sixties about equality between the sexes, and other woolier notions about marrying for love.
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Yes, the good grey system has a way of disciplining even the wilder and woolier elements of Canadian politics.
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The UFO phenomenon is much wilder and woolier than just little greys in tin can spaceships, I can tell you, also.
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Mothers were walking up and down the float gluing cotton fluff to the sheep to make them look woolier.
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Mothers were walking up and down the float gluing cotton fluff to the sheep to make them look woolier.
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I don't suppose anything woolier could be found on the plains of Nebraska where I am reliably informed they've stuck up a pole and labeled it the cinter of the United States.
fbharjo commented on the word woolier
This is wild(i)er!
February 26, 2015