Noun:

எரிபடைத்தாக்கு, பதப்படுத்தாத தோல்,

pelts's Usage Examples:

In addition there was a ready market overseas for United Kingdom exports of salted skins and pickled pelts.

The manufacture of fur into a felt is of comparatively modern origin, while the use of fur pelts as a covering for the body, for the couch, or for the tent is coeval with the earliest history of all northern tribes and nations.

During the 18th century a considerable trade in sheep, wool, wine and pelts developed, chiefly with Chihuahua and with the Indians of the plains.

For straight seams the machines are excellent, making as neat a seam as is found in glove work, unless, of course, the pelts are especially heavy, such as bears and sheep rugs.

Hunters and fishermen frequented its innumerable rivers, returning home laden with rich store of fish and pelts, while runaway serfs occasionally settled in small communities beneath the shelter of the fortresses built, from time to time, to guard the 'southern frontiers of Poland and Muscovy.

It is only the pressure of increasing demand that makes marketable hard pelts with harsh brittle hair of nondescript hue, and these would, naturally, be the last to attract the notice of dealers.

In the first class the ripe grain readily detaches itself from the chaff-scales, while in the spelts it is more or less adherent to them, or not readily separable from them.

It is, however, to the great value attached to the pelts of these animals that their importance to man is chiefly due.

The pelts, although very light, are tough and durable, hence their good reputation for linings for ladies' walking or driving coats.

Moreover the export of sheep skins and pelts was valued at £680,000 in the lastmentioned year.

Synonyms:

assail, attack, pepper, throw,

Antonyms:

disengage, switch on, motionlessness, uncover, defend,