The term "more comose" refers to something that is hairy or covered in dense hair. Synonyms for this word include "hirsute," "shaggy," "furry," "woolly," "tufted," and "bristly." Each of these terms describe objects or creatures with varying degrees of hairiness. "Hirsute" generally refers to a dense growth of hair, while "shaggy" denotes a more unkempt or uneven distribution of hair. "Furry" implies an animal-like quality, while "woolly" suggests a thick, coarse texture. "Tufted" and "bristly" both describe hair that grows in sporadic clumps or patches, but "bristly" is usually reserved for hair that is coarse and stiff to the touch.