Sheepskins are a type of leather made from the hide of a sheep. They have been used for centuries to make clothing, rugs, and other items. The term 'sheepskin' can also refer to a DIPLOMA, which is a document that certifies the completion of a course of study. The word 'DIPLOMA' is seven letters long, while 'roan' is four letters long and refers to a type of sheep with a reddish-brown coat. A DEGREE is a six-letter word that signifies an academic achievement, such as a bachelor's or master's DEGREE. Mouton is another six-letter word that refers to a type of sheepskin with a curly wool. Finally, PARCHMENT is a nine-letter word that is a type of material made from animal skin, usually sheepskin, and is often used to make diplomas and other documents.