woolskin

wool·skin

(wo͝ol′skĭn′)

A sheepskin with the wool still on it.

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woolskin

(ˈwʊlˌskɪn)

a sheepskin with wool still attached

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wool•skin

(ˈwʊlˌskɪn)

n.

a sheepskin with the wool still attached.

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My mother did not talk much about her former life, and although there were a few relics tucked into boxes -- a leopardskin cape from India, a woolskin one from Russia -- they might just as well have been bought in an antique shop, had it not been for the pictures which revealed how they once had fitted.