Cowhide (noun)

The skin of a cow, used to make leather.

Origin:

The word 'cowhide' is derived from the words 'cow' and 'hide', which refers to the skin of a cow. the term has been used for centuries to describe the leather made from the skin of a cow.

Examples:

1. The cowhide was treated and tanned to make durable and long-lasting leather goods.
2. The cowhide was used to make boots, belts, and jackets for cowboys and cowhands.
3. The cowhide was also used for various household items, such as rugs and upholstery.
4. The cowhide was a popular material for many crafts and was often used for basket weaving and other decorative items.
5. The cowhide was valued for its strength and durability, and was often sought after for its natural beauty and texture.