tanneries
Meaning
of Tannery
Source: Webster's dictionaryAnagrams
Examples
A number of tanneries were constructed, of which the Pfister & Vogel tannery grew to become the largest in America.
Calw had a centuries-old leather-working industry, and during Hesse's childhood the tanneries' influence on the town was still very much in evidence.
Hazaribagh is home to 95% of Bangladesh’s leather tanneries, which every day dump 22,000 cubic litres of toxic waste into Buriganga, the city’s main river and water supply.
During medieval times the city was known for its tanneries and for the shoes and other leather goods that were made from the high-quality leathers that were produced there.
In addition, many medium and two large tanneries fashioned leather goods.
"Companies I worked with in Zimbabwe also highlighted the difficulty in accessing foreign currency to import raw materials, especially at the tanneries," said Mr Akkerman.