bearskin
/ˈbɛrskɪn/
noun
- The skin or fur of a bear, often used as a rug or for clothing.
- The cabin had a bearskin hanging on the wall as decoration.
- In the museum, we saw a traditional bearskin coat worn by indigenous people.
- The hunter brought home a large bearskin to use as a rug.
- A tall, furry hat worn by some soldiers, especially in ceremonial uniforms.
- During the parade, the soldiers' bearskins made them look very imposing.
- He polished his bearskin carefully before the ceremony.
- The guards outside the palace wore tall black bearskin hats.