1. a coarse woolen fabric formerly used in Scandinavia and Iceland for clothing
Usage: archaic; historical

Examples

• The medieval Icelandic settlers wore garments made of wadmol.
• Wadmol was the primary textile for everyday clothing in early Scandinavian communities.
• The thick wadmol provided warmth during harsh Nordic winters.
• Historical records show that wadmol was often traded as a form of currency.
• Traditional wadmol was woven from coarse wool on simple looms.