catskin
/ˈkætskɪn/Definitions
1. noun
The skin of a cat, especially one that has been preserved and used as a flexible and supple material.
“The old book was bound in a beautiful catskin, giving it a unique and luxurious feel.”
2. noun
A flexible and supple material made from the skin of a cat, used for making book bindings, leather goods, etc.
“The craftsman carefully selected high-quality catskin for his leather workshop.”
3. noun
A thin layer of something, especially a material or a surface, that resembles the skin of a cat in texture or appearance.
“The catskin of ice covered the frozen pond, making it look like a giant mirror.”