buckskin
/ˈbʌkˌskɪn/
adjective
- Made of or resembling buckskin leather.
- She found a buckskin jacket at the thrift store.
- The museum displayed a buckskin bag used by Native Americans.
- He wore a buckskin vest to the historical reenactment.
- Having a light yellowish-brown color.
- His buckskin boots matched his belt perfectly.
- The dog had a beautiful buckskin coat.
- She painted the fence a buckskin shade.
noun
- Soft, strong leather made from the skin of a deer or other animal, often used for clothing or gloves.
- She bought a pair of buckskin gloves for the winter.
- The pioneer wore a jacket made of buckskin.
- Buckskin is popular for making moccasins because it is durable.
- A horse with a light tan or yellowish coat and a black mane and tail.
- She admired the buckskin grazing in the pasture.
- Buckskins are known for their endurance and calm temperament.
- The cowboy rode a beautiful buckskin across the prairie.
- A light yellowish-brown color, like that of tanned deerskin.
- The sofa was upholstered in a soft buckskin fabric.
- He chose a buckskin shirt to match his boots.
- The living room walls were painted a warm buckskin color.