leather

simple noun29 collocationsAvg. frequency: 6.9

leather that is black in color

leather with a smooth and flexible texture

authentic leather, not imitation

authentic leather from an animal hide

leather with a glossy, reflective surface

leather that is not thin, often for durability

leather with a very glossy, hard, and smooth finish

leather that is not thick, often for flexibility

leather showing signs of age and use

artificial material designed to resemble leather

material made to look like leather

leather used for making shoes; also refers to hard physical work, especially walking

a coat made from leather

a strip of leather worn around the waist

footwear made of leather that covers the foot and ankle

a long upholstered seat with a back and arms, covered in leather

a seat for one person, covered in leather

items such as chairs, sofas, and tables covered in leather

protective leather leg coverings worn by cowboys or motorcyclists

a bar or club, especially one catering to a gay clientele with an interest in leather fetishism

when leather develops fine lines or splits due to dryness or age

made of leather

wearing leather clothing (e.g., for motorcycling)

to be constructed using leather as the material

to have leather clothing on one's body

to rub leather to make it shine

to apply a substance to leather to protect or clean it

to convert animal hide into leather by treating it with chemicals

to fasten the pages of a book together and cover them with leather