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woolbuyers

woolbuyers is the plural of woolbuyer.

Meaning of woolbuyer

Noun

woolbuyer (plural woolbuyers)

  1. (Australia) A person who buys and evaluates the quality of wool before selling it to a third party.
    • “Ackworth? Oh—that was the old woolbuyer, wasn’t it?” He laughed. “Couldn’t stand me, and used to be damned rude at times.1946, J.B. Priestley, Bright Day: A Novel, page 316

Questions about woolbuyers

What is woolbuyers the plural of?
Woolbuyers is the plural of woolbuyer.

Words near woolbuyers in the dictionary

  1. Woolbrights
  2. woolbroker
  3. woolbrokers
  4. Woolbrook
  5. woolbuyer
  6. woolbuyers
  7. woolclasser
  8. woolclassers
  9. woolclassing
  10. woolcomb
  11. woolcomber

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