1. Plural of morocco; fine soft leather made from goatskin, typically dyed in bright colors and used for bookbinding and other purposes.
Usage: Usually used in the context of bookbinding and leather goods; Often capitalized when referring to the country, but lowercase when referring to the leather

Examples

• The antique books were bound in red and gold moroccos.
• The leather craftsman specialized in moroccos for luxury bookbinding.
• She collected volumes with fine moroccos covers from the 18th century.
• The library's rare books featured moroccos bindings in various colors.
• High-quality moroccos leather remains popular among bookbinders today.