Woolly
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 574
wooF i, adj. consisting of or like wool clothed with wool.—?#. Wool'ine . Woolsack, wool's ak, n the scat of the lord chancellor in the House of Lords, being a large square sack of wool covered with scarlet. Word, wurd, n an oral or written sign expre ing an idea or notion talk, discourse signal or sign me age promise declaration pi verbal contention. The Word, the Scripture: theol the second person in the Trinity.—v.t. to expre in words. [AS word. cog. with Guth. vanrd, Ice. ord, Ger. wort; also conn, wiih L. verbran, a word, Or. to speak
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