1. comparative form of wooly: having more wool or a wool-like texture
2. comparative form of wooly: more confused, vague, or unclear in thinking
Usage: informal

Examples

• This sheep is woolier than the others in the flock.
• The sweater became woolier after several washes.
• His explanation grew woolier as he tried to justify his actions.
• The debate became woolier when they started discussing abstract concepts.
• Her hair looked woolier in the humid weather.
• The professor’s woolier theories were harder to follow.