deerskin (Meaning)

Wordnet

deerskin (n)

leather from the hide of a deer

Webster

The skin of a deer, or the leather which is made from it.

The hunter proudly displayed his trophy, a magnificent deerskin stretched out on the wall.
She wrapped herself in the warmth of a deerskin cloak, crafted by skilled artisans from the hides of local deer.
The Native American tribe adorned their tents with vibrant deerskin tapestries, depicting scenes from their rich cultural heritage.
The craftsman meticulously tanned the deerskin, ensuring its suppleness and durability for use in leather goods.
As the winter approached, the villagers traded for deerskin blankets to fend off the cold nights.
The fashion designer incorporated deerskin accents into her latest collection, adding a touch of rustic elegance to the runway.
With a deft hand, the shoemaker fashioned a pair of moccasins from soft deerskin, perfect for traversing the forest floor silently.
The adventurer fashioned a makeshift pouch from a piece of deerskin, storing essential supplies for his journey.
The storyteller recounted ancient legends embroidered on deerskin scrolls, passed down through generations.
In the flickering firelight, the trapper worked by the glow, sewing together pieces of deerskin to fashion warm gloves for the harsh winter ahead.

leather from the hide of a deerThe skin of a deer, or the leather which is made from it.

coat, sheepskin, antelope, pigskin, sharkskin, cowhide, seal, kidskin, snakeskin, morocco

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The hunter proudly displayed his trophy, a magnificent deerskin stretched out on the wall.

She wrapped herself in the warmth of a deerskin cloak, crafted by skilled artisans from the hides of local deer.

The Native American tribe adorned their tents with vibrant deerskin tapestries, depicting scenes from their rich cultural heritage.

The craftsman meticulously tanned the deerskin, ensuring its suppleness and durability for use in leather goods.