leathered
/ˈlɛðərd/
adjective
- Covered or made with leather; having a leather-like appearance or texture.
- He wore a leathered jacket that had been passed down from his grandfather.
- Her hands were leathered from years of working outdoors without gloves.
- The old armchair had a leathered surface that was cracked with age.
verb
- Past tense of leather: to beat or thrash someone or something severely.
- The old farmer leathered the rug with a stick to knock out the dust.
- He leathered the ball so hard it flew over the fence.
- In the story, the villain leathered the hero until he was rescued.
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