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Qim Posted 20 years ago
Vocabulary

Describing wool

I am trying to describe wool as you find in a soft jumper where bits stick out. More to the point, I am referring to the look of fresh snow on the windscreen of a car. It is not a flat sheet of snow; it has bumps and bits sticking out and it reminds me of very soft jumpers I have had.

How would you describe it? Fluffy?

Thanks
  

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Qim I am trying to describe wool as you find in a soft jumper where bits stick out. More to the point, I am referring to the look of fresh snow on the windscreen of a car. It is not a flat sheet of snow; it has bumps and bits sticking out and it reminds me of very soft jumpers I have had.

— Nef

  • Qim I am trying to describe wool as you find in a soft jumper where bits stick out.
  • More to the point, I am referring to the look of fresh snow on the windscreen of a car.
  • It is not a flat sheet of snow; it has bumps and bits sticking out and it reminds me of very soft jumpers I have had.
  • How would you describe it?
  • Fluffy?
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QimI am trying to describe wool as you find in a soft jumper where bits stick out. More to the point, I am referring to the look of fresh snow on the windscreen of a car. It is not a flat sheet of snow; it has bumps and bits sticking out and it reminds me of very soft jumpers I have had.

How would you describe it? Fluffy?

Thanks

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QimI am trying to describe wool as you find in a soft jumper where bits stick out. More to the point, I am referring to the look of fresh snow on the windscreen of a car. It is not a flat sheet of snow; it has bumps and bits sticking out and it reminds me of very soft jumpers I have had.

How would you describe it? Fluffy?

Thanks
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