lambskin Definition
lamb·skin (lam′skin′)
noun
- the skin of a lamb, esp. with the fleece left on it
- leather or parchment made from the skin of a lamb
lambskin Usage Examples
Converse of object
tan: Prices start at £ 95 Lambskin Medically tanned lambskin that is used in special care units for babies.
Adjective modifier
white: The apron is described as of white lambskin, lined with turquoise silk and trimmed with a two-inch border of turquoise moiré .
Modifies a noun
- fleece: Huggababy natural lambskin fleeces are from British lambs and are undyed, unbleached and hypoallergenic ( not likely to cause allergenic reactions ).
- liner: The faux lambskin liner is washable, and the whole ensemble fits comfortably under a cabin seat.
Noun used with modifier
faux: The faux lambskin liner is washable, and the whole ensemble fits comfortably under a cabin seat.
Browse dictionary entries near lambskin
- ‹ Lambrusco
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- ‹ lamblike
- ‹ lambkin
- ‹ lambkill
- ‹ Lambeth
- ‹ Lambert (conformal conic) projection
- ‹ lambert
- ‹ lambent
- ‹ lambdoid
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