1. plural of prunella: a type of strong woolen fabric, typically used for making academic gowns and clerical garments
Usage: textile industry
2. plural of prunella: plants of the genus Prunella, commonly known as self-heal or heal-all
Usage: botany

Examples

• The university ordered several yards of prunellas for the new graduation gowns.
• Black prunellas were traditionally used for judicial robes.
• The tailor specialized in working with fine prunellas and other academic fabrics.
• Wild prunellas grew abundantly in the meadow.
• The herbalist collected prunellas for their medicinal properties.
• Purple prunellas bloomed throughout the summer months.