bearskin

A noun referring to the pelt of a bear, sometimes used as a rug, or a tall hat worn by some British soldiers on ceremonial occasions.

• 🇩🇪Substantiv, das das Fell eines Bären bezeichnet, das manchmal als Teppich verwendet wird, oder eine hohe Mütze, die von einigen britischen Soldaten bei zeremoniellen Anlässen getragen wird.

1. Bear pelt B2 formal

   The skin and fur of a bear, often used as a rug or decorative item.

   • The hunter brought back a bearskin as a trophy.
   • A large bearskin rug lay in front of the fireplace.
   • The museum displayed a bearskin from the 19th century.

   🇩🇪Bärenfell

2. Ceremonial hat B2 formal british

   A tall, furry hat made of bearskin, traditionally worn by some British soldiers during ceremonial events.

   • The guards wore their bearskin hats during the Changing of the Guard.
   • The bearskin is a distinctive part of the British Army's ceremonial uniform.
   • Tourists often take photos of soldiers in their bearskin hats.

   🇩🇪Bärenfellmütze

• bearskins plural form
• bearskins' possessive plural form
• bearskin's possessive singular form