Sentence examples for have woolly from inspiring English sources

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Pussy willows, the male form of several shrubby species, have woolly catkins that are considered a harbinger of spring.

Except for the aye-aye, lemurs have woolly fur that is reddish, gray, brown, or black; some species are variously patterned with white.

They have woolly hairs, and the flowers are quite large and occur in the axils of the leaves; they look rather like the flowers of some members of Malvaceae, although they have only 10 stamens.

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One black male has woolly hair and lips that seem "purple against his black skin".

Woolly willow (S. lanata), of northern Eurasia, grows to over 1 metre and has woolly white leaf buds.

Goofy-handsome and with gull-wing bangs swooping back from his forehead, Joe had woolly pecs, a dense Happy Trail and a wardrobe that called to mind a coal-town Oscar Wilde.

"We knew that sooner or later we would have the woolly adelgid.

Sew them all together and you have one woolly comfort blanket for a canine in need of cuddles.

Since then, however, his films have been woolly and lightweight, and Me and You, his first picture since illness confined him to a wheelchair 10 years ago, is equally disappointing.

Both sexes have a woolly, bright rufous coat that is marked with 8 10 white stripes, spots on flanks and cheeks, and patches on neck and legs; they also have a white-to-brown spinal crest.

And finally learned what on earth that chartreuse softball-size fruit was that I had kicked around for years while out walking — the Osage-orange, fruit that may well have delighted woolly mammoths, mastodons and giant ground sloths more than 10,000 years ago.

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