Definition: A type of bird known for its ability to drill into trees with its strong beak, often recognized by its colorful feathers and unique climbing abilities.

Example: The woodpecker tapped on the tree trunk in search of insects.

Definition: A type of rodent known for collecting and storing various items, often found in North America.

Example: The woodrat built a nest filled with twigs and shiny objects it had collected.

Definition: A type of insect that is not a true wasp, belonging to the suborder symphyta, and whose larvae live in wood.

Example: The woodwasp larvae can cause damage to trees by burrowing into the wood.

Definition: A small insect larva that lives in wood and creates holes as it eats through it.

Example: The old furniture was damaged by woodworm, leaving many tiny holes in the wood.

Definition: To make a sound like a dog barking.

Example: The dog woofed loudly when it saw the mailman.

Definition: A sound made by a dog, often described as a deep bark.

Example: The dog let out a loud woof when it saw the mailman.

Definition: A soft and thick material made from the hair of sheep and some other animals, often used for making clothes and textiles.

Example: She wore a warm sweater made of wool during the winter.

Definition: A type of skin that still has the wool attached to it, often used in textiles or for making clothing.

Example: The artisan used a woolfell to create a warm and cozy blanket.

Definition: Having the most soft, fluffy, or fuzzy texture, similar to that of wool.

Example: The woolliest sheep in the flock won the prize at the fair.

Definition: Describing something that is soft and fluffy like wool, or lacking clarity and detail.

Example: The sheep had a thick, woolly coat that kept it warm in the winter.

Definition: A type of clothing made from wool, often warm and soft, or a sheep that produces wool.

Example: She wore a woolly sweater to keep warm in the cold weather.

Definition: A building where sheep are cut to remove their wool and where the wool is processed for sale.

Example: The farmer took the sheep to the woolshed for shearing.