Cowskin is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COWSKIN in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the hide of a cow
• the skin of a cow.
• the leather made from it.
• leather made from the hide of a cow
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• same as cowhide

Words related to COWSKIN

cowhide16 cowskins17

Words that contain COWSKIN

cowskins17

How to use COWSKIN in a sentence

• She will wear cowskin shoes so much too large, and very ugly-colored stockings.
• As is customary, he was stripped, tied to a log, and the cow-skin applied to his naked body till his master was exhausted.
• The next day the parties met on horseback, when Harper dismounted, and proceeded to cowskin Nevils for the chastisement inflicted on the negroes.
• Moccasins for winter use were made of buffalo robe, and of tanned buffalo cowskin for summer wear.
• In summer a lighter robe was worn, made of cowskin or buckskin, from which the hair had been removed.
• Lodges were always made of tanned cowskin, nicely cut and sewn together, so as to form an almost perfect cone.
• Inside, a lining, made of brightly painted cowskin, reached from the ground to a height of five or six feet.
• Her mother makes her a new cowskin lodge, complete, with new lodge poles, lining, and back rests.
• There is now in my possession an illuminated cowskin, presented to me by Mr.
• The bundle was again tied up, and put into a large cowskin bag.
• Furnishing me with a blanket and pillow, they made me a couch on a dry cowskin on the dirt floor at the foot of their bed, and before day broke I had fallen asleep.
• There, sitting inside on a dry cow-skin which was spread on the clay floor, was the object of her visit, surrounded by a group of Mexican companions, playing a game called monte.
• His next important engagement was at Cowskin Prairie, June 6.
• Starting from Cowskin Prairie on the 1st instant, we were pushed rapidly forward to the vicinity of Fort Gibson, on the Arkansas River, a distance of 160 miles from Fort Scott.
• A cow-skin was slung under the wagon for carrying wood and heavy cooking utensils, and the calf was given a berth in the hammock until he was able to follow.
• These chips were a poor substitute, and we swung a cowskin under the reach of the wagon, so that when we encountered wood on creeks and rivers we could lay in a supply.

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