buckskins
buckskins Lexical Profile
buckskins Game Scores & Validity
• noun
Breeches, trousers, or a suit of clothing made from soft, yellowish or grayish leather prepared from the hide of a buck or sheep.
"The frontier scout wore fringed buckskins that protected him from the thorny brush."
Plural form of buckskin; soft, pliable leather skins made from the hide of a male deer or sheepskin.
"Traders at the outpost exchanged iron tools for bundles of cured buckskins."
North American Plural form of buckskin; horses having a yellowish or tan coat with a black mane, tail, and lower legs.
"The rancher raised a prized herd of buckskins known for their stamina on mountain trails."
Word Origin & Etymology
Formed in Middle English as a compound of 'buck' (from Old English 'bucca', meaning male deer or goat) and 'skin' (from Old Norse 'skinn', meaning animal hide).