lambskin
[lam-skin]
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noun
Origin of lambskin
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Historical Examples of lambskin
The black feathers on its head are the black cap of lambskin which he used to wear.
Rumanian Bird and Beast StoriesAnonymous
On her head she had a black hood of lambskin, lined with ermine.
Eirik the Red's SagaAnonymous
Janet, finding the lambskin left on her hands, examined it curiously, running her fingers over the soft black wool.
The Wrong WomanCharles D. Stewart
Finding her seated upon the lambskin, he took his place opposite her and passed the hot bread.
The Wrong WomanCharles D. Stewart
It will not, certainly, be very easy to find such a disease as the lambskin disease in any of our modern nosologies.
Forty Years in the Wilderness of Pills and PowdersWilliam A. Alcott
lambskin
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