IPA: //ˈdʌs.kɪn//
KK: /ˈdʌs.kɪn/
A type of soft and smooth fabric made from the skin of a doe or similar animals, often used for clothing or gloves.
She wore a beautiful coat made of doeskin that kept her warm in the winter.
Doeskin → The word originates from Old English 'dos' (meaning female deer) and 'skin' (meaning the outer covering or hide). Thus, doeskin refers to the skin or hide of a female deer.
Think of the female deer ('dos') and their 'skin' — that's why doeskin refers to the hide of a female deer.