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Meanings of woolen in English
Usage of woolen in English
1
The manufacture of fine woolen goods was also greatly extended in England.
2
Similar reductions have occurred in the silk, woolen, linen, and hemp industries.
3
It was so cold there they had to type wearing woolen gloves.
4
At least she'd had the sense to don woolen stockings beneath them.
5
An act of 1824 raised the duties on cotton and woolen goods.
6
They made linsey for the woman and woolen cloth for de men.
7
The girth and surcingle are of leather, with an ordinary woolen saddle-blanket.
8
The best recipe for getting cold feet is to wear woolen stockings.
9
She maddens me with pillows and cups of tea and woolen shawls.
10
The last bundle I saw was a pink woolen one, weeping bitterly.
11
Andrea sank down inside her heavy woolen sweater, wishing for a fireplace.
12
Young slave girls were kept busy at knitting cotton and woolen stockings.
13
I could see why so many of the actors wore woolen wraps.
14
The cotton lining had been torn away from the outer woolen material.
15
She had a bright red, heavy woolen shawl pulled around her shoulders.
16
He wore a suede jacket, a pith helmet, and heavy woolen trousers.
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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