1. comparative form of woolly; more covered with wool or having more wool-like characteristics
2. comparative form of woolly; more confused, vague, or unclear in thinking or expression
Usage: informal

Examples

• This sheep is woollier than the others in the flock.
• Her sweater became woollier after several washes.
• The carpet in the bedroom feels woollier than the one downstairs.
• His explanation was even woollier than before.
• The professor’s woollier theories confused the students.
• Her woollier thinking made decision-making difficult.