wooly

woolie

slang A hand-rolled cigarette (joint) or cigar (blunt) filled with a mixture of marijuana and either crack cocaine or PCP. Everyone got real messed up once we started smoking woolies. Yo, Mike's got some angel dust on him if you want to roll up a woolie.
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

woolies

n. long underwear. It’s the time of the year for woolies!
See also: wooly
McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions
See also:
  • woolie
  • woolies
  • roach
  • spliff
  • splim
  • no name cigarette
  • no-name cigarette
  • no brand cigarette
  • no-brand cigarette
  • spleef
References in periodicals archive
Sneff earned the Kenyon Review Poetry Prize for O Wooly City when it was a manuscript; problems with publication have finally been resolved, allowing readers to savor the rich, yearning verses for themselves.
O Woolly City
The Jersey Wooly is a relatively new breed developed by Bonny Seeley of New Jersey.
Rabbit breed profile: Jersey Wooly
"They had a lot of fun larking around with [store mascots] Wooly and Worth."
XMAS SHOP IDOLS; Westlife star in Woolworths Christmas ad
IMR Powder Company was presented the Wooly New Product of the Year Award for Trail Boss powder at the Single Action Shooting Society's (SASS) convention last December.
Trail Boss powder wins SASS Award
In the just published Scattered Shadows: A Memoir of Blindness and Vision (Orbis), Griffin relates his encounters with a taxi driver named Wooly who "seemed delighted that I was blind." For months, he showed up each time Griffin called a cab, and then one day he learns that Wooly was fired.
Catholic like me: known primarily for his 1960s bestseller Black Like Me, Catholic convert John Howard Griffin also offers spiritual wisdom and moral insights that are still waiting to be discovered
Paleontologists (fossil unearthed a perfectly intact wooly mammoth, assembled the longest-necked dinosaur, and uncovered what may be the world's oldest tree.
Fantastic Fossil Finds
Autumn in rural New York is enriched by encounters with banded wooly bear caterpillars crossing roads and paths in an endless and rapid march, their true size magnified by a heavy coat of hair and long, black shadows cast upon the pavement.
Wooly Bear-ometer