Noun:

বীবর পশম,

beaver fur's Usage Examples:

A beaver hat is a hat made from felted beaver fur.

It is made of either beaver fur, felt or straw and lined in white silk.

called rendezvous after the large "Rendezvous" held during the years when beaver fur hats were the height of fashion, and beaver pelts commanded high prices.

After a reduced demand for beaver fur, the trading post was abandoned by 1844.

In the early 18th century, after King William's War, the beaver fur trade declined dramatically while the deerskin trade boomed.

Beaver is a double cloth that resembles felted beaver fur.

A visite in silk trimmed with beaver fur, 1885.

The show is set in 18th-century Canada back "in days when beaver fur was good as gold" and features a twisted "Blackadder meets F Troop"-style.

gentleman's hat in an era when all high quality men's hats were made of felted beaver fur.

Thus, Innis notes that the most valuable beaver fur was to be found north of the St.

Fraeb trapped for beaver fur in the Rocky Mountain region, including Montana, where he is his considered.

In addition to their trade in beaver fur, the Hudson's Bay Company also traded swans, and sometimes geese, for their skins and quills in the 18th and 19th.

The cold climate produced some of the densest and thickest beaver fur in North America.

Perfumed gloves, decorative shoe ornaments, beaver fur hats and multiple pearl necklaces and rings were also not allowed.

(sometimes confusingly known as beaver) but some were made of felt (originally beaver fur, but later fur from other animals).

tips sheared in order to resemble the short dark-brown coat of natural beaver fur.

of Canada Beaver fraternal orders Beaver hat, a hat made from felted beaver fur Beevers, a surname Belvoir (disambiguation), a homophone used for names.

Synonyms:

fur; pelt; beaver;

Antonyms:

defend; idle;