IPA: /ˈwʊlskɪn/
KK: /ˈwulˌskɪn/
A type of sheepskin that still has the wool attached to it.
The artisan used a woolskin to create a warm and cozy blanket.
Woolskin → The word is formed from "wool" (from Old English *wull*, meaning the soft, fibrous covering of sheep) and "skin" (from Old English *scinn*, meaning the outer covering of an animal). The term "woolskin" refers to the skin of an animal that is covered with wool, typically sheep.
Think of the soft covering of sheep ('wool') combined with the outer covering of an animal ('skin') to remember that 'woolskin' refers to the skin of an animal covered in wool.