1. a large bag or bale used for packing and transporting wool
Usage: historical
2. a type of cumulus cloud with a flat base and rounded top resembling a bale of wool
Usage: meteorology

Examples

• The merchant loaded several woolpacks onto the wagon for transport to market.
• Historical records show that woolpacks were a standard unit of trade in medieval England.
• The shepherd pointed to the white woolpack clouds gathering on the horizon.
• Woolpack clouds often indicate fair weather conditions.
• The warehouse was filled with woolpacks ready for export.
• Pilots learn to identify woolpack clouds during flight training.