Thesaurus / woolen
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The excess of gold not pressed in by the iron may be wiped off with a fragment of woolen cloth.
BOOK REPAIR AND RESTORATIONMITCHELL BUCK
We were so chilled that woolen was as cold to the touch as wood or iron.
THE COLD SNAPEDWARD BELLAMY
His face was calm and grim as he thrust back the sleeves of his woolen shirt.
FRANK MERRIWELL'S TRIUMPHBURT L. STANDISH
It does not shrink as woolen does and is made in beautiful, soft colors and the best grades do not fade.
TEXTILES AND CLOTHINGKATE HEINTZ WATSON
The Army then learned that this uniform was but a woolen rag, like any other.
Worked since a boy in Lawrence in the woolen mills until he lost position six weeks previously.
THE SOCIAL WORK OF THE SALVATION ARMYEDWIN GIFFORD LAMB
They were prohibited from selling abroad any wool, yarn, or woolen manufactured goods.
THE GOVERNMENT CLASS BOOKANDREW W. YOUNG
Here we have the prohibition of the linen and woolen garments mixed.
THE PALM TREE BLESSINGW. E. SHEPARD
He started out to climb the Alps—loaded himself with rope, woolen clothing, Alpine stick, etc.
MARY LEE THE RED CROSS GIRLHELEN HART
Cuquila is famous for two lines of manufacture, pottery and woolen garments.
IN INDIAN MEXICO (1908)FREDERICK STARR
WORDS RELATED TO WOOLEN
Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.