wool-gather
wool-gather verb: to daydream.
Verb
wool-gather (third-person singular simple present wool-gathers, present participle wool-gathering, simple past and past participle wool-gathered)
- To daydream.
Forms of wool-gather
| third-person singular present | wool-gathers |
|---|---|
| present participle | wool-gathering |
| past participle | wool-gathered |
| past | wool-gathered |
| alternative form | woolgather |
Origin of wool-gather
Back-formation from wool-gathering.
Questions about wool-gather
- What does wool-gather mean?
- Wool-gather means to daydream.
- What part of speech is wool-gather?
- Wool-gather is a verb.
- What is the past tense of wool-gather?
- The past tense of wool-gather is wool-gathered.
Words near wool-gather in the dictionary
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