Chamois (noun)

1. A type of small, agile antelope native to the mountainous regions of Europe.
2. A soft, suede leather made from the skin of this animal, used for cleaning and polishing.

Origin:

From french, 'shammy'.

Examples:

1. The chamois was a graceful creature, known for its ability to climb steep cliffs and cliffs with ease.
2. The chamois was hunted for its skin, which was used to make a high-quality leather prized for its softness and durability.
3. The chamois was a popular subject for artists and hunters, who admired its beauty and grace.
4. The chamois leather was often used to clean and polish delicate surfaces, such as car bodies and windows, due to its softness and absorbent qualities.
5. The chamois leather was widely available and could be purchased in many stores and online.