deerskin

She lifted the head out of the fire and put it in a white deerskin.

She tried to turn the shell quickly back to the deerskin, but it was too late.

Credit is given for deerskins also, and they were daily sold.

Women and girls wore dresses made from two or three deerskins.

Deerskin has been used by many societies, including indigenous Americans.

He had left the deerskin behind, loaded with his possessions.

On the deerskin there was an unusual collection of small objects.

The men, as you can see for yourselves across the river, wear only deerskins.

Billy walked over to a deerskin that was drying on a large table.

Start collecting it now, even before you thaw out a deerskin.

He had been using a folded square of deerskin as a pillow.

For example, I can't dress a deerskin to make a coat.

One ordered a limo with no seats, just a bed done in deerskin.

"I Rachel's friend," he said, speaking distinctly with his face half turned toward the wall of deerskin.

The two youngest items in the collection, however, are moccasins made of deerskin.

How many deerskins do you think he'll want?

We begin with the black deerskin flogger, as always.

Lamb and deerskin are used for soft leather in more expensive apparel.

He wore simple clothes and slept on a bench covered with a deerskin.

I dreamed of a deerskin suit, and watched my herd with clothes in mind.

Because I had grown, one deerskin wouldn't cover me.

He lay alone under the tattered deerskin, very cold.

"We've always used deerskin for our clothes," he said.

That is how Native Americans described the game they played with a stuffed deerskin.

A moccasin is a shoe made of deerskin or any other soft leather.