buckskins Synonyms
buckskins Meaning
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buckskins (n)
(used in the plural) breeches made of buckskin
buckskins Sentence Examples
- The frontiersman wore a fringed jacket and buckskins as he traversed the wilderness.
- Buckskins were the preferred attire for many Native American tribes due to their durability and flexibility.
- The mountain man fashioned his own buckskins from deer hides he hunted and tanned.
- The scout's outfit included a pair of rugged buckskins that withstood the rigors of the trail.
- Buckskins were often adorned with intricate beadwork and decorative fringe for ceremonial occasions.
- The settler treasured his buckskins for their warmth and resilience in harsh conditions.
- The trapper traded furs for a new pair of buckskins to replace his worn-out trousers.
- The reenactor meticulously recreated the clothing of a colonial soldier, complete with buckskins and tri-cornered hat.
- The explorer donned a set of buckskins for his expedition into uncharted territories.
- Buckskins remained a symbol of frontier life and the rugged spirit of the American West.
FAQs About the word buckskins
(used in the plural) breeches made of buckskin
seals, crocodiles, alligators, kids, chamois, pigskins, calfskins, lambskins, pelts,deerskins
No antonyms found.
The frontiersman wore a fringed jacket and buckskins as he traversed the wilderness.
Buckskins were the preferred attire for many Native American tribes due to their durability and flexibility.
The mountain man fashioned his own buckskins from deer hides he hunted and tanned.
The scout's outfit included a pair of rugged buckskins that withstood the rigors of the trail.
