1. Plural of kolinsky; a small carnivorous mammal of the weasel family native to Asia, valued for its fur.
Usage: Often used in the context of fur trade and animal products.
2. The fur of the kolinsky animal, used in making brushes, coats, and other garments.
Usage: Commonly referenced in art supplies and fashion industries.

Examples

• The artist preferred brushes made from kolinskies for their fine detail work.
• Kolinskies are prized in the fur industry for the quality of their pelts.
• High-end paintbrushes often feature kolinsky hair for superior performance.
• The coat was lined with soft kolinskies fur.
• Kolinskies inhabit the forests and grasslands of Siberia and Mongolia.