(Australia, New Zealand) The work of a wool classer, sorting and assigning grades to wool according to its quality.

lambswool (from the first shearing)

Fine shavings or fibers of wood, used as a stuffing, insulating or packing material, as a medical dressing, or combined with glue or cement to provide bulk to a building material.

Alternative form of wood wool

(obsolete) rabbit fur

A thin but strong undyed worsted, spun from the wool of the sheep in the Shetland Islands, used for knitting fine shawls, etc.

Fleece shorn from the living animal.

Any fibrous material formed by spinning or drawing molten mineral or rock materials such as slag and ceramics.

Wool pulled from the skin of a dead sheep.

Third-person singular simple present indicative form of dye in the wool