Bearskin (noun)

1. The skin of a bear, typically used as a source of fur or for clothing or decoration.
2. A thick, shaggy fur, especially when used as a military headdress.

Origin:

The word bearskin is derived from the word "bear" and refers to the skin of a bear, typically used as a source of fur or for clothing or decoration.

Examples:

1. The hunter returned with a bearskin to be made into a rug.
2. The soldier's bearskin hat kept him warm in the cold weather.
3. The bearskin was a valuable possession, sought after for its warmth and durability.
4. The bearskin was used to make a coat for the king.
5. The bearskin was passed down as a family heirloom, treasured for its beauty.