What is another word for more villous?
Pronunciation: [mˈɔː vˈɪləs] (IPA) 
The term "villous" refers to the texture of certain surfaces that are covered in tiny, hair-like projections. Synonyms for "more villous" include "hairier," "rougher," and "fuzzier." Other phrases that describe a similar texture might include "bristly," "shaggy," or "coarse." When describing a plant, the term "pubescent" can also be used to indicate that the surface is covered in fine hairs. No matter which synonym is used, they all refer to a similar texture that is characterized by a dense covering of hair-like projections that create a rough, sometimes fuzzy appearance.
