breitschwanzn.
/ˈbrʌɪtʃvants/ 1. = broadtail n.
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society > occupation and work > materials > raw material > skin or hide > skin with hair attached or fur > [noun] > of lamb
footfell1347
lambskin?a1366
budge1395
lentrinware1435
buggishank1463
budge-skin1466
lamba1474
budge-fura1529
astrakhan1766
krimmer1834
Persian lamb1853
broadtail1892
karakul1894
breitschwanz1923
beaver lamb1939
shorn lamb1945
Lucca lamb1956
Tuscan lamb1956
kalgan1960
Swakara1966
1923 Daily Mail 16 Apr. 15 The frilled coat had a sailor collar of dark blue breitschwanz.
1927 Daily News 26 Sept. 2/4 Especially good is the imitation or broadtail known as breitswanz.
1928 Daily Express 24 Jan. 5/4 Shaved lamb, breitschwantz, caracul, and astrakhan are seen in beige and light shades of golden brown.
1960 B. Marshall Divided Lady 119 Bice looked lovely in a Breitschwanz coat and a black hat.
2. Imitation sable.
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1927 Daily News 21 Nov. 2/3 Another black outfit was of face cloth and breitswanz.
This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1933; most recently modified version published online December 2020).
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