IPA: /ˈkaʊˌskɪn/
KK: /ˈkaʊˌskɪn/
A type of leather that comes from the skin of a cow or a similar animal.
The artisan crafted a beautiful bag from high-quality cowskin.
Cowskin → The word is formed from "cow" (from Old English *cu*, meaning a domesticated bovine animal) and "skin" (from Old Norse *skinn*, meaning the outer covering of an animal). The term "cowskin" refers to the skin or hide of a cow, typically used for leather products.
Think of a 'cow' as the animal and 'skin' as its outer covering — together, they remind you that 'cowskin' is the hide of a cow.