bearskin Synonyms

bearskin Meaning

Wordnet

bearskin (n)

the pelt of a bear (sometimes used as a rug)

tall hat; worn by some British soldiers on ceremonial occasions

Webster

bearskin (n.)

The skin of a bear.

A coarse, shaggy, woolen cloth for overcoats.

A cap made of bearskin, esp. one worn by soldiers.

bearskin Sentence Examples

  1. The king's throne was adorned with a luxurious bearskin, symbolizing his authority.
  2. Winter came early to the mountains, and hunters began to prepare their bearskin garments.
  3. The Native American chief wore a majestic bearskin headdress, honoring his ancestors.
  4. The bearskin rug added warmth and elegance to the opulent lounge.
  5. The ancient soldiers marched into battle, their shields adorned with bearskin emblems.
  6. The museum displayed an elaborate bearskin coat that had once belonged to a Russian tsar.
  7. The bearskin cap was a prized possession, worn only on special occasions.
  8. The child's toy was a cute and cuddly miniature bearskin.
  9. The hiker stumbled upon an abandoned bearskin in the deep wilderness.
  10. The majestic grizzly stood tall, its massive body covered in a thick bearskin.

FAQs About the word bearskin

the pelt of a bear (sometimes used as a rug), tall hat; worn by some British soldiers on ceremonial occasionsThe skin of a bear., A coarse, shaggy, woolen cloth

rabbit, karakul, badger, mink, sheep, coonskin, rawhide, pigskin, marten, horsehide

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The king's throne was adorned with a luxurious bearskin, symbolizing his authority.

Winter came early to the mountains, and hunters began to prepare their bearskin garments.

The Native American chief wore a majestic bearskin headdress, honoring his ancestors.

The bearskin rug added warmth and elegance to the opulent lounge.