leather

Speech parts

1. leather - Noun

2. leather - Adjective

3. leather - Verb

4. Leather - Proper noun

Meaning

The skin of an animal, or some part of such skin, tanned, tawed, or otherwise dressed for use; also, dressed hides, collectively.

The skin.

To beat, as with a thong of leather.

Source: Webster's dictionary

Synonyms

chamois hide buckskin deerskin cowhide sheepskin pigskin suede goatskin calfskin morocco peel antelope mocha tan
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Antonyms

garrison guard cover police protect screen
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Hypernyms

welt flog slash whip strap lash

Hyponyms

morocco roan mocha kid fleece chamois

Phrases with the word

leather jacket as ever trod shoe leather napa leather go hell for leather leather-colored shiny leather

Derivatives

leathered leathering

Anagrams

Tarheel haltere

Examples

“A black leather belt embossed with the letters HM or WH was recovered during the initial start of the investigation. Source: Internet

A charming wood-panelled wall and old leather chairs greeted me at the entrance, but no one stood behind the reception desk. Source: Internet

Actors playing male roles appear to have worn tights over grotesque padding, with a prodigious, leather phallus barely concealed by a short tunic. Source: Internet

A Designer Collection upgrade for the EX version adds bigger wheels, synthetic leather, upgraded headlights, but no runway strut. Source: Internet

According to Herodotus, the Greeks were better equipped; however, they did not use bronze armour at this time, but that of leather or linen. Source: Internet

A four-year tax holiday deal could also be extended to companies, willing to invest $100 million or more in labour-intensive sectors like textiles, food processing, leather and footwear. Source: Internet

Close letter words and terms

leat Leath Leatham leather and footwear leather and hides leather ball