lambskin
- noun
- /ˈlæmˌskɪn/
- She wore a beautiful lambskin coat that kept her warm in the chilly weather.
- lambskin gloves
- lambskin leather
Examples
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Lambskin is also used because of the same qualities.
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Would you like to buy some lambskin?
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For a more high-end experience, a company like Burberry could supply you with lambskin leather
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I have one in our nursery, just an IKEA lambskin over a storage ottoman to temper the print.
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Taterimchi quickly dressed himself in his funeral attire: his lambskin hat, Khivan robe, black topcoat, leather boots, and overshoes.
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I will sew thinner Leathers like lambskin, Pig splits, cow plunge, which is thinner than the back height of cow.
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Padded used the softest Nappa lambskin, placing a liner between the pores and skin and lining to enhance and protect the storage space for your iPad.
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The artisan crafted a luxurious handbag from soft lambskin leather.
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He wrapped the delicate lambskin rug around his shoulders to keep warm.
Synonyms
Soft thick hair that covers some animals or the material used for warm coats
The skin of an animal used to make leather
An animal skin with the fur still attached
Tanned sheep hide with wool left on used to make warm clothes
The outer layer of an animal's body that people remove and use for leather or fur
Made from sheepskin with the wool still on for warm clothing
Soft, curly fur from a type of sheep used for coats and hats
Soft shiny fur from very young karakul lambs used to make coats
The woolly coat of a sheep used for clothing
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Etymology
The word lambskin is simply lamb + skin, meaning the skin of a young sheep, often with the wool still on. That's why lambskin gloves and coats feel soft and keep you warm.