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Usage Examples
Filter by Meaning The engineer's decision-making skills were woolly after working overtime for a week.
The writer's sentences seemed woolly towards the end of the book.
The blanket was woolly and warm, perfect for snuggling up on the couch.
The scarf was made of soft, woolly material that felt cozy around my neck.
The rug was thick and woolly, making it comfortable to walk on barefoot.
I love the feel of woolly socks on my feet when it's cold outside.
The professor's lecture was so woolly that the students couldn't understand it.
She was feeling woolly after staying up all night studying.
The company's mission statement was woolly and lacked clear direction.
After drinking too much, he woke up with a woolly memory of the night before.
The speech was woolly, and the audience was bored.
The teacher's directions were woolly, and the students were confused.
His explanation was too woolly to be of any help.
The details of the job description were woolly and left many questions unanswered.
The politician's woolly promises failed to convince the public.
The professor's lecture was woolly and didn't provide any clear takeaways.
Her memories of the event were woolly and indistinct.
The instructions were woolly and left the students confused.
The guidelines for the project were woolly and left too much room for interpretation.
The politician's answer to the question was woolly and didn't provide any concrete information.
The goals of the organization were woolly, and its members were uncertain about what they wanted to achieve.
The instructions for the assignment were quite woolly.
The plot of the movie was woolly and difficult to follow.
His plans for the project were woolly, and the team didn't know what to do.
The rules of the game were woolly, and nobody knew how to play.
The woolly is a common food source for many birds and insects.
The politician's speech was so woolly that no one could discern his true stance on the issue.
He had a woolly feeling in his head after staying up all night studying.
I can't make a decision; my thinking is woolly.
After the accident, his thoughts became woolly.
The engineer's mind felt woolly after working on a complex project all day.
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