IPA: /ˈkrɪmər/
KK: /ˈkrɪmər/
A type of gray, curly fur that comes from the skins of lambs raised in the Crimean region.
The coat was beautifully crafted from krimmer, giving it a luxurious appearance.
The word 'krimmer' originates from the Dutch word 'krim', meaning 'to curl' or 'to twist'. It refers specifically to a type of fish, the eel, which is known for its elongated, twisting body.
Think of the Dutch word 'krim' meaning to 'curl' or 'twist', which helps you remember that 'krimmer' refers to a fish known for its twisting shape.