buckskin

[ˈbʌkskɪn]

buckskin Definition

• 1. the skin of a male deer or antelope
• 2. a soft, yellowish-brown leather made from the skin of a male deer or antelope
• 3. a yellowish-brown color

Using buckskin: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "buckskin" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The Native Americans used buckskin for clothing and shelter.

• Example

  He wore a jacket made of buckskin.

• Example

  The walls were painted in a warm buckskin color.

buckskin Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for buckskin

• leather
• hide
• pelt

Phrases with buckskin

• buckskin horse

  a horse with a yellowish-brown coat

  Example

  She rode her buckskin horse through the fields.

• buckskin gloves

  gloves made of buckskin leather

  Example

  He put on his buckskin gloves to keep his hands warm.

• buckskin boots

  boots made of buckskin leather

  Example

  She bought a pair of buckskin boots for her camping trip.

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Summary: buckskin in Brief

Buckskin [ˈbʌkskɪn] refers to the skin or leather made from the skin of a male deer or antelope. It is often used for clothing and shelter by Native Americans. Buckskin can also refer to a yellowish-brown color. Examples include 'He wore a jacket made of buckskin,' and 'The walls were painted in a warm buckskin color.'