moleskin

As nouns the difference between lambswool and moleskin

is that lambswool is (uncountable) wool from a lamb while moleskin is the fur of a mole.

As a verb moleskin is

to cover with a moleskin bandage.

As nouns the difference between milliskin and moleskin

is that milliskin is a light, thin, stretchy fabric commonly used to make tights and dance leotards while moleskin is the fur of a mole.

As a verb moleskin is

to cover with a moleskin bandage.

As nouns the difference between moleskin and chino

is that moleskin is the fur of a mole while chino is a coarse cotton fabric commonly used to make trousers and uniforms.

As a verb moleskin

is to cover with a moleskin bandage.

As nouns the difference between moleskin and buckskin

is that moleskin is the fur of a mole while buckskin is the skin of a male deer, a buck.

As a verb moleskin

is to cover with a moleskin bandage.

As an adjective buckskin is

of a grayish yellow in colour.

As nouns the difference between velveteen and moleskin

is that velveteen is a cotton fabric with a short pile, resembling velvet while moleskin is the fur of a mole.

As a verb moleskin is

to cover with a moleskin bandage.

As a noun moleskin is

the fur of a mole.

As a verb moleskin is

to cover with a moleskin bandage.

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As a noun moleskin

is the fur of a mole.

As a verb moleskin

is to cover with a moleskin bandage.

As nouns the difference between moleskin and cowhide

is that moleskin is the fur of a mole while cowhide is (countable) a hide of a cow.

As verbs the difference between moleskin and cowhide

is that moleskin is to cover with a moleskin bandage while cowhide is to flog with a cowhide.

As nouns the difference between taxonomy and moleskin

is that taxonomy is the science or the technique used to make a classification while moleskin is the fur of a mole.

As a verb moleskin is

to cover with a moleskin bandage.