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Showing words for BUCKSKIN using the English dictionary

8 Letter Words for Buckskin

buckskin

6 Letter Words for Buckskin

buicks, buskin, knicks, knucks, unsick

5 Letter Words for Buckskin

binks, bucks, buick, buiks, bunks, incus, kicks, kinks, knick, knubs, nicks, skink, skunk, snick, usnic

4 Letter Words for Buckskin

bick, bink, bins, bisk, buck, buik, bunk, buns, busk, cubi, cubs, cusk, inks, kick, kiku, kink, kins, knub, kuki, kunk, nibs, nick, nubs, scun, sick, sink, skin, skun, snib, snub, suci, suck, suni, sunk, unci, uncs, unis

3 Letter Words for Buckskin

bin, bis, bks, bns, bun, bus, cis, cns, csi, csk, cub, cun, ick, inc, ink, ins, isn, kin, ksi, kui, nib, nis, nub, nus, sci, sib, sic, sin, ski, sub, sui, suk, sun, ubc, ubi, unb, unc, uni, uns

Definitions for Buckskin

[1] the skin of a buck or deer.
[2] a strong, soft, yellowish or grayish leather, originally prepared from deerskins, now usually from sheepskins.
[3] buckskins, breeches or shoes made of buckskin.
[4] a stiff, firm, starched cotton cloth with a smooth surface and napped back.
[5] a sturdy wool fabric constructed in satin weave, napped and cropped short to provide a smooth finish, and used in the manufacture of outer garments.
[6] a person, especially a backwoodsman, dressed in buckskin.
[7] a horse the color of buckskin.
[8] made of buckskin: buckskin gloves.
[9] having the color of buckskin; yellowish or grayish.
[10] the skin of a male deer
[11] a strong greyish-yellow suede leather, originally made from deerskin but now usually made from sheepskin (as modifier ) buckskin boots
[12] US (sometimes capital) a person wearing buckskin clothes, esp an American soldier of the Civil War
[13] a stiffly starched cotton cloth
[14] a strong satin-woven woollen fabric
[15] greyish-yellow

Words nearby Buckskin

buckram, bucks, bucksaw, buckshee, buckshot, buckskin, buckskins, buckstay, bucktail, buckthorn, buckthorn family

Origin of Buckskin

late Middle English word dating back to 1400–50; see origin at buck1, skin