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means The practice of shearing a sheep smoothly and cleanly, in one unbroken pass, so no nicks or ragged patches are left behind.

from Not a standard dictionary word — it's a playful blend of 'wool' and 'shearing' (itself from Old English 'sceran,' to cut), with a wink toward 'veneering' or 'engineering,' suggesting shearing as a polished, almost professional craft rather than a hack job with the clippers.