Few talk about the big society these days: the wooly idea has been dropped.
Even so, after CiU's weak showing, a referendum may not come for four years and the question asked could be deliberately wooly.
Pussy-toes, also spelled Pussy's-toes, any of several species of low-growing, gray-white, wooly plants of a genus (Antennaria) in the aster family (Asteraceae), native to North and South America, northern Europe, and Asia.
This, we're told, is what police work is really like – no scripted pay-off lines, no suspiciously good-looking district attorneys and not a wooly jumper in sight.
The designer's devoted cohort of followers, fashion editors and punks crammed into the Royal Courts of Justice to watch make-up smeared models in cottage industry-esque tapestry knits, pin-tucked shirts and skirts, and black velvet knickerbockers, topped off with wooly tartan crowns.
There are no suits on the bus, only wooly hats, baseball caps and warm coats.
In the first few hours of gameplay, a preview version of which was recently played by The Independent, we see Takkar get separated from the rest of his group after a wooly mammoth hunt goes wrong.
Antennaria dioica has several cultivated varieties of white, wooly appearance and with small clusters of white to rose flowers.
When those run dry, the experienced speaker will seek refuge in the damp, wooly depths of guanhua — the bureaucratic jargon of numbered clauses, of theories firmly upheld and banners held high.
Chewbacca, the wild and wooly Wookiee who fought at Han Solo's side through the three original "Star Wars" movies, will appear in the two-part season finale of "Star Wars: The Clone Wars," the Cartoon Network animated series, with some assistance from Peter Mayhew, the actor who has portrayed Chewbacca in George Lucas's live-action films.
Herbaceous ground cover plants like periwinkle and creeping phlox, and low-growing herbs like wooly thyme may fit your scheme.
