IPA: /ˈsneɪkˌskɪn/
KK: /ˈsneɪkˌskɪn/
The outer covering of a snake, often used to make leather products.
The designer created a beautiful handbag from genuine snakeskin.
Snakeskin → The word is formed from 'snake' (from Old English 'snaca', meaning a serpent or snake) and 'skin' (from Old English 'scinn', meaning the outer covering of an animal). Together, 'snakeskin' refers to the skin or outer covering of a snake.
Think of a 'snake' as a serpent and 'skin' as the outer covering — so 'snakeskin' is simply the outer covering of a snake.
No commonly confused words.