pel·age 
(pĕlĭj)
(pĕlĭj)n.
1. The coat of a mammal, consisting of hair, fur, or wool, as distinct from bare skin.
2. Something that resembles the coat of a mammal: "The hardwoods were a soft pale green in the dark pelage of the conifers" (Peter Matthiessen).
[French, from Old French, from peil, pel, hair, from Latin pilus.]
- stick insect
- stick-in-the-mud
- stick it to
- stickle
- stickleback
- stickler
- Stickley
- stick neck out
- stick (one's) neck out
- stick one's neck out
- stick out
- stickpin
- stickseed
- stick shift
- sticktight
- stick to/by one's guns
- stick-to-itiveness
- stick to knitting
- stick to one's guns
- stick to (one's) knitting
- stick to one's knitting
- stick to (one's) ribs
- stick to one's ribs
- choker
- choke up