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Meanings of woolgathering in English
Usage of woolgathering in English
1
Glancing up, he saw his aide, Staff Marshal Shool, patiently waiting through his woolgathering.
2
Really, God thought with annoyance, this woolgathering-atsuch a moment!
3
Master Pennybet, in the common way of tired children, finished the day in listless woolgathering.
4
Such strange alleys do my thoughts run along when I am woolgathering in the field.
5
Sir, sorry, looking at these photos sent me woolgathering.
6
Dodge, who'd been woolgathering, brought his partner into focus.
7
For a minute, perhaps, my mind was woolgathering.
8
She snorted, angry at woolgathering, knowing that among the younger ones it would appear as senility.
9
If I throw myself into it, I shall hate everything else, and my wits will be woolgathering.
10
He caught himself woolgathering and tried again.
11
What did Tharin think he was going to do, go woolgathering as if they were out for a hunt?
12
Sorry, Stu, I was woolgathering.
13
Oliver Cromwell was then in London, having come to town with three wagonloads of wool, but his wits were not woolgathering.
14
I trust that your good man here is not jealous, for beauty, you well do ken, ever sends the wits of a Douglas woolgathering.
15
He stopped (Tom, who was riding behind him and woolgathering, ran over his foot but Nick barely noticed) and looked back over his shoulder.
16
Classification in a Library in Western New York: Gail Hamilton's "Woolgathering," under Agriculture.
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Frequent collocations
Woolgathering through the time