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wool

noun as in fabric

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In September, police asked Ms Harris to remove a painting by student Poppy Baynham, 22, which depicted a woman wearing cowboy boots with her legs spread, revealing a black triangle with pink wool on top, rather than genitals.

From BBC

Some self-described “dyed in the wool” Democrats suggested that the GOP’s division on Ukraine aid might hurt Molinaro in the Binghamton area, which is home to a significant Ukrainian and Polish American population.

From Salon

The 66-year-old has been exploring moving manufacturing of his products, like wool shirts with snaps and canvas jackets, to India or Pakistan - or perhaps closing his Wyoming Traders business, which employs 16 people, and retiring altogether.

From BBC

At a national hunting and fishing event in Bald Eagle National Park, I met Gene Wool, one of those hard-to-find undecideds.

From BBC

But Mr Wool is sure that when Trump was in office, food and petrol prices were lower.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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