A thin sheet made from sheep or goat skin, used in ancient and medieval Europe for writing important documents.

a wolf in sheep's clothing; a hypocrite who hides their malicious intentions under a friendly or harmless appearance

to fuss or buzz about uselessly; to engage in idle chatter or wag one's tongue

a watercraft made from inflated sheepskins sewn together, typically used in shallow and fast-moving rivers like the upper reaches of the Yellow River

A type of greaseproof paper with high density and transparency, resembling parchment and used primarily for food packaging; imitation parchment.

a traditional handheld percussion instrument consisting of a flat frame covered with sheepskin, often featuring metal rings that rattle when shaken or struck with a stick; used in folk dances

leather made from the skin of a young goat