woolpack

The package in which wool was in former times done up for transportation and sale; specifically, a bundle or bale weighing 240 pounds.

In heraldry, a bearing representing a sort of cushion usually having four tufts at the corners.

Cirrocumulus cloud; a cloud made up of rolled masses, with a fleecy appearance.

A concretionary mass of crystalline limestone in the beds of earthy and impure calcareous rock of which the Wenlock limestone is made up. These concretionary masses vary in size from a few inches up to 80 feet in diameter. Also called ballstone

A pack or bag of wool weighing two hundred and forty pounds.

A bag of wool, traditionally weighing 240 pounds.