coonskin
IPA: kˈunskɪn
noun
- (US) The pelt of a raccoon
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Examples of "coonskin" in Sentences
- He acts like a coonskin cap for Henry.
- They have a uniform with a coonskin cap.
- The coonskin cap article has a free image.
- I would keep the cite tag on the coonskin cap bit.
- A coonskin cap is a hat fashioned from the skin and fur of a raccoon.
- A 'coonskin cap' is a hat fashioned from the skin and fur of a raccoon.
- At the peak of the fad, coonskin caps sold at a rate of 5,000 caps a day.
- The guys called him crockett on account of his coonskin cap he always wore.
- He then grabs a coonskin cap and defends himself with a rifle behind a table.
- He wears a smooth "'coonskin" fur hat, glazed all over with sweat and grease from his head, and looks black and sleek as a dandy's boots.
- Beaker & Flask is known for high-octane cocktails, both refined and capable of turning your head inside out so that you're wearing your brain as a kind of coonskin cap.
- Let's look at the bellicose record of the three presidents from the Lone Star State, starting with the one who was going to nail that coonskin to the wall in Vietnam, Lyndon Johnson.
- When I was a kid we have a few Wyeth prints hanging up, The one of Jamie Wyeth in the coonskin cap and this one "Blue Door" Basically because I put them up and my mother was indifferent about art and never changed them. at
- Fashion a coonskin cap out of one of your pelts (maybe dye it hunter orange and hope you don't run into anyone colorblind), dawn some brain-tanned tasseled leathers and moccasins, and the deer will just stand there and stare in amazement.
- And yet, and yet . . . he is Davy Crockett, the American's American, folk hero and icon, exemplar of frontier independence, template of man at home alone in the wilderness, teller of tales, drinker of whiskey, a sharpshooting legend in buckskins and a coonskin cap, famous in his own time and ours.
- Governor Moore, inviting us to come to Montgomery, all thought of uniformity in dress was lost in the enthusiasm evoked by the knowledge that our services were accepted; and even after the hastily prepared uniforms were issued by the new Government my company clung tenaciously to "coonskin" head-dress, which made a striking contrast to the gray caps worn by the other companies.