wool·ly also wool·y 
(wlē)
(wlē)adj. wool·li·er, wool·li·est also wool·i·er or wool·i·est
1.
a. Relating to, consisting of, or covered with wool.
b. Resembling wool.
2.
a. Lacking sharp detail or clarity: woolly television reception.
b. Mentally or intellectually disorganized or unclear: woolly thinking.
3. Rough, disorderly, or unrestrained: "newspaper ads called for ... stricter gun control everywhere in this wild and woolly nation" (Ed McBain).
n. pl. wool·lies also wool·ies
1. A garment made of wool, especially an undergarment of knitted wool.
2. Australian A sheep.
woolli·ness n.
- indirect lighting
- indirectly
- indirectness
- indirect object
- indirect tax
- indiscernible
- indiscernibly
- indiscipline
- indisciplined
- indiscreet
- indiscreetly
- indiscreetness
- indiscrete
- indiscretion
- indiscriminate
- indiscriminately
- indiscriminateness
- indiscriminating
- indiscrimination
- indiscriminative
- indispensability
- indispensable
- indispensableness
- indispensably
- indispose