fell
- noun
- /fɛl/
- Archaic
- The market had a stall selling sheepskin fells for rugs and clothing.
Examples
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The leatherworker inspected the fell before crafting the saddle.
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The hunter displayed a beautiful fell from a deer.
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In medieval times, a fell was often used to make warm cloaks.
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The fell was carefully prepared for the exhibition.
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The leatherworker inspected the fell before crafting the saddle.
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In medieval times, a fell was often used to make warm cloaks.
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The market had a stall selling sheepskin fells for rugs and clothing.
Synonyms
The skin of an animal used to make leather
An animal skin with the fur still attached
The skin of a large wild spotted cat used for clothing or decoration
The outer layer of an animal's body that people remove and use for leather or fur
A wolf's skin that people use to make warm clothes or a rug
Idioms
Surface Forms
Etymology
Fell for an animal skin comes from an old Germanic word for 'skin' and is like the modern German word Fell, which means 'fur' or 'hide'. That's why a 'fell' is a dressed animal skin used for clothing or rugs.