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Usage examples of woolly.

She was wearing zip-up furry bootees, three cardigans, an overcoat, a new woolly scarf Genevieve had bought her, and her best hat.

These woolly beasts, heads held high and facing the valley floor, were not unlike humpless camels.

A small herd of giant deer, whose extravagant palmate antlers made the large rack of the moose seem small, were feeding along the outer fringe of woolly willows clustered in the damp lowland near the water.

These are compact little bundles, at first of a dull yellow colour, until presently the florets fall off and leave the white woolly pappus of the seeds collected together, somewhat resembling the hoary hairs of age.

The woolly mammoths were well adapted to the harsh periglacial climate of their cold environment.

I got something, but only after a prolonged hard fight against the woolly theme of being safe everywhere.

Then we could rustle all your woolly flock and eat sheot shashlik until the end of time.

She was a scrawny red shorthorn with a woolly poll and she regarded me with a contemplative eye as I bent down.

The sky was stormily red in the east, and masses of woolly clouds were banking in the north.

One was a Trog named Torve, a light brown, woolly, six foot tall toad.

Longtusk had a dense underfur of fine woolly hair that covered almost all his skin.

She ran her own trunk fingers through his long guard hairs, finding the woolly underfur beneath.

She also noticed headbands and belts, and across the shoulders of the girl, a cape with fascinating designs that were worked into a material which appeared to have been constructed out of strands of the underwool shed by the passing woolly beasts.

Surire Park was not the nature preserve of the woolly vicunas and viscachas he had read about.

Despite their nine months together, Sonny is still not certain whether the woolly Afro Marietta wears is a wig.