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Woolley   /wˈʊli/   Listen
Woolley

noun
1.
English archaeologist who supervised the excavations at Ur (1880-1960).  Synonyms: Sir Charles Leonard Woolley, Sir Leonard Woolley.






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"Woolley" Quotes from Famous Books



... first buffalo hunt when he had broken away from the other hunters in his early boyhood days and the buffalo bull had got him down in a crack of the earth under its feet. And there was the story of his first Synod Meeting, "when A came all wild an' woolley out o' the West! My five brithers were there; they were a' preachers! One is the bishop! Oh, A guess they were on needles an' pins for fear o' what A'd do! A'd been in the West so long, A didn't know enough not to go shirtsleeves down the streets o' Montreal! Well, been ...
— The Freebooters of the Wilderness • Agnes C. Laut



Words linked to "Woolley" :   archeologist, Sir Charles Leonard Woolley, archaeologist



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