Plural of foxskin; multiple skins or furs from foxes, especially when considered as trade goods or materials.
Simple plural of 'foxskin,' formed by adding the standard English plural suffix '-s'. Reflects the historical importance of fox furs as countable commodity items.
In colonial America, foxskins were literally currency—trappers would exchange them for goods, and merchants kept careful accounts of foxskins like you'd track dollars today. Native Americans and European colonists built entire trading networks on the value of pelts.
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