woolpack Antonyms
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
Meaning of woolpack
Webster
woolpack (n.)
A pack or bag of wool weighing two hundred and forty pounds.
woolpack Sentence Examples
- The woolpack, heavy with freshly shorn fleece, swayed precariously on the back of the cart.
- The pub sign depicted a jolly friar enjoying a pint in the company of a woolpack.
- The farmer's woolpack was so large that it filled an entire barn.
- The shepherds carefully separated the finest wool from the woolpack for the most luxurious garments.
- The woolpack served as a comfortable cushion for the weary traveler.
- The woolpack insulated the walls of the cottage, keeping it warm in the harsh winter months.
- The children gleefully rolled around in the soft, fluffy woolpack like kittens.
- The woolpack was a symbol of the farmer's wealth and prosperity.
- The traders bartered with woolpacks, exchanging their goods for essential supplies.
- The sight of the woolpack transported the artist to a serene countryside scene, filled with the sound of bleating sheep.
FAQs About the word woolpack
A pack or bag of wool weighing two hundred and forty pounds.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The woolpack, heavy with freshly shorn fleece, swayed precariously on the back of the cart.
The pub sign depicted a jolly friar enjoying a pint in the company of a woolpack.
The farmer's woolpack was so large that it filled an entire barn.
The shepherds carefully separated the finest wool from the woolpack for the most luxurious garments.
