Peltries refer to the skin or fur of various animals that have been removed and prepared for use in clothing or decoration. There are many different synonyms for this word, depending on the specific type of animal that is being referred to. Some examples of peltries and their corresponding synonyms include fox fur (sometimes called fox pelts), beaver fur (beaver pelts), and deer hides (deer peltries). Other types of animal skins that can be used as peltries include rabbit, mink, raccoon, and coyote. While the term peltries may not be used as commonly today as it was in the past, the practice of using animal furs for clothing and decoration continues to be popular in many cultures around the world.