fur

/fɜr/
noun
  1. The soft, thick hair that covers the bodies of many animals, such as cats, dogs, bears, and rabbits.
    • She brushed the dog's fur until it was shiny.
    • Many animals grow thicker fur in the winter to stay warm.
    • The cat's fur is so soft and warm.
  2. The skin of an animal with the fur still attached, used for making clothing or other items.
    • Fur has been used for warmth by humans for thousands of years.
    • The coat was made from real fur, which upset some animal rights activists.
    • She wore a hat trimmed with fur.
verb
  1. To cover or line something with fur.
    • The old coat was furred with sheepskin.
    • They furred the collar with rabbit fur.
    • The artisan furred the inside of the hood for extra warmth.