doeskin
(dō′skin′)
noun
- the skin of a female deer
- leather made from this or, now usually, from lambskin
- a fine, soft, smooth woolen cloth with a slight nap, used for suits, sportswear, etc.
See doeskin in American Heritage Dictionary 4
nouna. The skin of a doe, deer, or goat.
b. Leather made from this skin, used especially for gloves.
- A fine, soft, smooth woolen fabric.
- A densely napped finish for certain woolen fabrics, such as flannel.