woolers

Noun

wooler (plural woolers)

1. An animal raised for its wool, especially an angora rabbit.
   • A big band of bleating sheep on the way to the loading pens at the station blocked her way where she would have crossed the street to Symes's house. She swore in a frenzy of impatience as she waited for them to pass in the cloud of choking dust raised by their tiny, pointed hoofs. ¶ "Way 'round...1912, Caroline Lockhart, The Lady Doc, Philadelphia, P.A.; London: J. B. Lippincott Company, page 329
2. Someone who works with wool.
   • He was fined another twenty pounds for usury after charging a local wooler — a Protestant — twenty pounds for a short-term hundred-pound loan.2008, Jess Winfield, My Name Is Will: A Novel of Sex, Drugs, and Shakespeare, New York, N.Y.; Boston, M.A.: Twelve, →ISBN, page 71
3. (slang) A marijuana cigarette or cigar laced with crack cocaine.
   • Went to the bathroom, rolled myself a wooler1986 November 15, “Slow Ride”, in Licensed to Ill, performed by Beastie Boys

   Synonyms:

   wool, woolie

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