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1. (n.) bearskin
the skin or pelt of a bear.
2. bearskin
a tall, black fur cap forming part of a dress uniform in some armies.
Etymology: (1670–80)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) bearskin
the pelt of a bear (sometimes used as a rug)
2. (noun) bearskin, busby, shako
tall hat; worn by some British soldiers on ceremonial occasions
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1. (noun) bearskin
the skin of a bear
2. (noun) bearskin
a coarse, shaggy, woolen cloth for overcoats
3. (noun) bearskin
a cap made of bearskin, esp. one worn by soldiers
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Sense: (of) the skin of a bear.
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 Afrikaans: beervel |
 Arabic: جِلْد الدُّب |
 Bulgarian: мечешки |
 Brazilian: pele de urso |
 Czech: medvědí kůže |
 German: das Bärenfell |
 Danish: bjørneskind |
 Greek: αρκουδοτόμαρο |
 Spanish: piel de oso |
 Estonian: karunahk |
 Farsi: پوست خرس |
 Finnish: karhuntalja |
 French: (en) peau d'ours |
 Hebrew: עוֹר דֹב |
 Hindi: भालू का चमड़ा |
 Croatian: medvjeđa koža |
 Hungarian: medvebőr |
 Indonesian: kulit beruang |
 Icelandic: bjarnarfeldur |
 Italian: pelle d'orso |
 Japanese: 熊の毛皮 |
 Korean: 곰의 털가죽 |
 Lithuanian: meškos kailis |
 Latvian: lāčāda |
 Malay: kulit beruang |
 Dutch: berehuid |
 Norwegian: bjørneskinn |
 Polish: skóra niedźwiedzia |
 Persian: پوست خرس |
 Pashto: د خرس بوستکی |
 Portuguese: pele de urso |
 Romanian: piele/blană de urs |
 Russian: медвежья шкура |
 Slovak: medvedia koža |
 Slovenian: medvedja koža, iz medvedj |
 Serbian: medveđa koža |
 Swedish: björnskinn[s-] |
 Thai: หนังหมี |
 Turkish: ayı derisi |
 Taiwanese: 熊皮 |
 Ukrainian: ведмежа шкура |
 Urdu: ریچھ کی کھال |
 Vietnamese: da gấu |
 Chinese: 熊皮 |
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