IPA: /ˈsiːlskɪn/
KK: /ˈsiːlskɪn/
The skin or fur of a seal, often used to make clothing or other items.
She wore a beautiful coat made of sealskin.
Sealskin → The word is formed from 'seal' (from Old English *seolh*, meaning a marine mammal) and 'skin' (from Old English *scinn*, meaning the outer covering of an animal). The term 'sealskin' refers to the skin of a seal, typically used for clothing or other products.
Think of the marine mammal 'seal' and its 'skin' — this helps you remember that 'sealskin' is the skin of a seal.