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leathered

 

Definitions from WordNet

Adjective leathered has 1 sense
  1. coriaceous, leathered, leatherlike, leathery - resembling or made to resemble leather; tough but pliable
    Antonym: tender (indirect, via tough)

Definitions from the Web

Leathered

Adjective

Definition: treated or made from leather; covered with or resembling leather

Examples:

  • He wore a leathered jacket to the biker rally.
  • The leathered seats in the luxury car were extremely comfortable.
  • Her leathered handbag was a perfect match to her outfit.

Verb

Definition: the action of treating or making something from leather; to cover or treat with leather

Examples:

  • The local artisan leathered the handcrafted notebook with care.
  • They leathered the horse saddle to make it more durable.
  • I enjoy leathering my shoes to protect them from wear and tear.

Adverb

Definition: in a manner that relates to leather

Examples:

  • The crowd cheered as the rock star strutted leathered on stage.
  • The fashion model walked proudly down the runway, leathered from head to toe.
  • She spoke leathered, with a confidence that captivated the audience.

Noun (plural: leathereds)

Definition: a person who works with or produces leather products

Examples:

  • The leathereds in the workshop were skilled craftsmen.
  • My neighbor is a talented leathered, creating beautiful wallets and belts.
  • We hired a local leathered to repair our torn leather couch.

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