The fleece and skin/hide from one sheep.
The skin of a fur-bearing animal, usually with the fur left on. A number of such one-inch thick skins together may be called furs.
the dressed hairy coat of a mammal
rain heavily; "Put on your rain coat-- it's pouring outside!"
an unfinished skin with its hair, wool or fur.
The hide or coat of an animal
The skin of a sheep including the wool.
(1) The hide of the animal after it is removed. (2) For judging purposes, the usable portion is defined as that part remaining after the removal of the head, feet, tail, and legs.
a short, dense coat of fur that is soft and downy to the touch, not coarse like hair. In Bengals it is used to describe the single (as opposed to a double coat) short silky coat desired for show and breeding. It is the "pelt" coat that tends to be less allergenic than a regular double coated cat. Bengals are single coated while Pixie-Bobs have a double coat.
This word means, strictly speaking, any kind of skin (Latin pellis, related to the German felle, a skin, and the English word fell, now preserved only in fellmonger). The word is somewhat loosely used in the leather industry, but its only common applications nowadays are to sheepskins in two or three slightly differing senses: to the skin proper, to distinguish it from the wool that grows on it; to dewooled sheepskins, as a pickled pelt or a fellmongered; or in some countries to a woolskin bearing the shortest recognised staple.
The skin of the sheep with wool still attached to the skin.
"skin," "hide," and "pelt" are all the same thing and mean any untanned external covering of any game animal's body, but does not include a handcraft or other finished product; "skin," "hide," or "pelt" of a bear mean the entire external covering with claws attached
The skin from a slaughtered sheep before the wool on it has been removed.
an animal skin that still has the wool, fur or hair still attached. Quality lambskin pelts do not shed like imitation shearling products.
An untanned hide or skin with the hair on.
The coat once it is skinned from the animal. Animals such as wolves, fox, bobcat,etc. are killed for their pelts.
