woolly woofters
woolly woofters is the plural of woolly woofter.
Meaning of woolly woofter
Noun
woolly woofter (plural woolly woofters)
- A male homosexual; poofter.
- “Eddie Stone junior is the other side of the coin, when it comes to violence he's a woolly woofter, you know bent like a nine-bob note”.2012, Linda Pye, Joseph Pye, The Steven Price Mysteries Part 3: The Murder in the Red Jacket, Xlibris, →ISBN
- A foolish or cowardly person.
- MediaWorks said ‘Woolly woofter’ is a term typically used colloquially in New Zealand as a mild and light-hearted insult for a cowardly or simpering person.2019, New Zealand Law Society, ‘Woolly woofter’ not offensive says broadcasting watchdog, NZ Law Society
Questions about woolly woofters
- What is woolly woofters the plural of?
- Woolly woofters is the plural of woolly woofter.
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