wools

As nouns the difference between terms and wools

is that terms is while wools is .

As a verb woofs

is third-person singular of woof.

As a noun wools is

plural of wool.

As a noun wools

is .

As a verb wouls is

(woul).

As nouns the difference between wools and woods

is that wools is plural of wool while woods is plural of lang=en.

As a verb woods is

third-person singular of wood.

As a proper noun Woods is

an English topographic surname, variant of Wood.

As a verb wooes

is third-person singular of woo.

As a noun wools is

plural of wool.

As nouns the difference between woos and wools

is that woos is a coward; a wuss while wools is plural of wool.

As a verb woos

is third-person singular of woo.

As nouns the difference between bools and wools

is that bools is plural of lang=en while wools is plural of wool.

As nouns the difference between wools and jools

is that wools is plural of wool while jools is an archaic spelling of jewels.

As a noun wools

is .

As an adjective pools is

polish.

As a proper noun pools is

polish (language).

As a verb woold

is to wind a chain or rope around in order to strengthen (especially a mast or yard).

As a noun wools is

plural of wool.