Morocco

noun

1. A soft fine leather of goatskin traditionally tanned with sumac and used especially for book bindings.
2. To convert into morocco.
3. Leather made from goatskins, tanned with sumac, originally in the Barbary States, but afterward very largely in the Levant, and now produced in Europe from skins imported from Asia and Africa.
4. Leather made in imitation of this, often of sheepskins, and used for the same purposes, but much more largely in shoemaking.
5. A very strong kind of ale anciently made in Cumberland, said to have a certain amount of beef among its ingredients, the recipe being kept a secret.