DCHP-1 Online
cat-skin 
n. the pelt of a lynx or bobcat.
See also: lynx
- 1748 Those who do not use Caps, have Martin or Cat-skin Wigs.
- 1795 (1911) Thus, a hatchet that is bought at the Factory for one beaver-skin, or one cat-skin, or three ordinary martins' skins, is sold to those people at the advanced price of one thousand percent. . . .
- 1908 . . . when the Company wanted favors it openly sent purses of gold or beaver stocking or cat-skin counterpanes.
- 1748 Those who do not use Caps, have Martin or Cat-skin Wigs.