Pronunciation: /ˈbʌkskɪn/
noun a soft, yellowish or grayish leather made from the skin of a deer or similar animal
A1 She wore a beautiful buckskin dress.
A2 The Native American chief wore a traditional buckskin outfit.
B1 The hunter's buckskin gloves were worn from years of use.
B2 The horse rider's saddle was made of high-quality buckskin.
C1 The artisan crafted a stunning buckskin bag using traditional techniques.
C2 The museum displayed a collection of historic buckskin garments.
adjective made of buckskin or resembling buckskin
A1 She wore a buckskin jacket to stay warm in the cold weather.
A2 The cowboy rode into town on a buckskin horse.
B1 The hunter's buckskin gloves were worn from years of use.
B2 The buckskin bag was beautifully handcrafted with intricate beadwork.
C1 The artist used buckskin as a canvas for his intricate paintings.
C2 The traditional dance costume was made of intricately beaded buckskin.
formal The horse was adorned in a beautiful buckskin saddle.
informal I love wearing my buckskin jacket when it gets cold.
slang Check out his new buckskin boots, they're so cool!
figurative Her smooth buckskin voice captivated the audience.
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