1. large bales or bundles of wool prepared for transport or storage
Usage: historical; trade
2. thick, rounded cumulus clouds that resemble bales of wool
Usage: meteorology; descriptive

Examples

• The merchant loaded several woolpacks onto the wagon for transport to market.
• Medieval England’s economy depended heavily on the export of woolpacks.
• The warehouse was filled with woolpacks ready for shipment overseas.
• White woolpacks drifted lazily across the blue summer sky.
• The pilot reported flying through a field of woolpacks at 8,000 feet.
• Children pointed excitedly at the woolpacks floating overhead.
• The storm clouds contrasted sharply with the gentle woolpacks nearby.