terms |
woolier |
As a noun terms
is .
As an adjective woolier is
(
wooly).
woolier |
woozier |
As adjectives the difference between woolier and woozier
is that
woolier is comparative of wooly while
woozier is comparative of woozy.
woolier |
woolder |
As an adjective woolier
is comparative of wooly.
As a noun woolder is
a stick used to tighten the rope in woolding.
woolies |
woolier |
As a proper noun woolies
is (british|slang) , a well-known chain of shops selling confectionery, stationery, etc.
As an adjective woolier is
(
wooly).
woollier |
woolier |
As adjectives the difference between woollier and woolier
is that
woollier is comparative of woolly while
woolier is comparative of wooly.
woolier |
woodier |
As adjectives the difference between woolier and woodier
is that
woolier is (
wooly) while
woodier is (
woody).