woolman

American  

[wool-muhn] / ˈwʊl mən /

noun

plural

woolmen

1. a person who buys and sells wool; wool dealer.

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Etymology

Origin of woolman

Middle English word dating back to 1350–1400; wool, man

Example Sentences

Master Woolman at the Worshipful Company of Woolmen, Manny Cohen, said Lewis' great grandfather, grandfather, and his brother, were all Lord Mayors of London.

From BBC

Fred Mackintosh KC, for McCairn, told Lord Woolman, sitting with Lord Matthews, that the sentencing judge had made mistakes in assessing the culpability of the teenager.

From BBC

Lord Woolman added that McCairn was remorseful and had experienced mental health difficulties in custody.

From BBC

Woolman, who has worked in the park since 2009, said even among other giant sequoias in Mariposa Grove, the Grizzly Giant stands out.

From Washington Post

“Its character that it gives off is so different than any other tree that I’ve actually seen,” Woolman said.

From Washington Post