weaselskin

English

Etymology

From weasel +‎ skin.

Noun

weaselskin (uncountable)

1. The skin of a weasel.
   • 1915, Robert Harry Lowie, The Sun Dance of the Crow Indians, page 16:

     The neck was completely covered with a strip of weaselskin.

   • 2010, Joachim Fromhold, The Western Cree (Pakisimotan Wi Iniwak), page 41:

     Medicine bundle containing birdskin, weaselskin; weaselskin headdress, buffalo saddle blanket, lightning painted horses, ermineskin fringe shirt.