Buckskin is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BUCKSKIN in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the skin of a male deer
• greyish leather with a suede finish, traditionally made from buckskin but now often made from sheepskin
• clothes or shoes made from buckskin leather
• thick, smooth cotton or woollen fabric
• a horse of a greyish-yellow colour
• The skin of a buck.
• A soft strong leather, usually yellowish or grayish in color, made of deerskin.
• A person clothed in buckskin, particularly an American soldier of the Revolutionary war.
• Breeches made of buckskin.
• horse of a light yellowish dun color with dark mane and tail
• a soft yellowish suede leather originally from deerskin but now usually from sheepskin
• skin of a male deer
ADJECTIVE:
• greyish-yellow

Words related to BUCKSKIN

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Words that contain BUCKSKIN

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How to use BUCKSKIN in a sentence

• Never did king, clothed in robes of royal purple, exhibit greater pride than did Patsey in his buckskin suit.
• They walked four unnecessary miles to see a forest fire, and six to buy buckskin work from a band of Sioux who had come up into the timber for their annual supply of tepee poles.
• Instead of trousers of cloth, he wore buckskin breeches, the legs of which were many inches too short.
• They must of had three hundred head of horses, besides a big outfit of blankets, buckskin, baskets, and all the plunder that an Injun outfit travels with.
• This had to be carefully weighed on gold scales, a receipt given and the dust marked and placed in a buckskin purse.
• Buckskin book for buckskin men and boys, by Dan Beard.
• Washington always rode a good horse and sometimes wore a blue coat, scarlet waistcoat, buckskin breeches, top boots and velvet cap and carried a whip with a long thong.
• He had no clothes besides the worn suit of homespun which he was then wearing, except one other of buckskin, gayly fringed on the sleeves and on the outer seam of the breeches.
• This, with white buckskin breeches and long boots, completed a uniform which was one of the most picturesque and effective I have ever seen on a parade-ground.
• Buckskin Bill, the leader, was still at large, and while this remained the case there could be no security for any one.
• The moccasins, also, are made of buckskin, of either a yellow or dark red color.
• One of his first acts, on entering a town, was to purchase the fiercest white hat, and the most aboriginal buck-skin suit to be obtained, and then don them.
• The buckskin whirled and dashed down the road, one rein dragging.
• He, at least, is no frontiersman, notwithstanding his gun and his buckskin suit.
• He was clad from head to foot in fringed and beaded buckskin, which showed evidence of a long and arduous tramp.
• When he had struggled to a sitting posture he discovered that his hands were bound with buckskin thongs.
• His dress was a blue coat buttoned to his chin, and buckskin breeches.
• Long after that I heard the swell and roar and crash and lull of the wind in the pines, a sound I had learned to love in Buckskin Forest with Buffalo Jones.
• Tom and the diamond man stole off to one side, their buckskin moccasins making no sound.
• A long buckskin thong was knotted round her waist, and tied to a log.
• I named him Buckskin Joe, and he proved to be a second Brigham.
• The horse that I saddled that day was Buckskin Joe.
• It was a bit of buckskin, and in the buckskin was a little heap of raw gold.

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