Leathery is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LEATHERY in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• resembling leather
• having a tough, hard texture like leather
• like leather, tough
• Resembling leather in appearance or consistence; tough.
• resembling or made to resemble leather; tough but pliable

Words related to LEATHERY

corious9 leatherier13 leatheriest14 leatheriness15 leatherinesses17

How to use LEATHERY in a sentence

• He was thin in form, leathery skinned and somewhat past the middle age of life.
• The flowers, which are leathery as in the species, are of a beautiful vermilion on the outside and yellow within.
• This is one of the handsomest species, forming bushes of delightful green, leathery leaves, and with a neat and rather compact habit of growth.
• Being perfectly hardy it is to be recommended if only for the ample leathery, deep green foliage.
• A small-growing, half-climbing shrub, with leathery, deep green leaves, and inconspicuous flowers.
• It grows 12 feet high, with shining green leathery leaves, and fragrant purplish-green flowers.
• The leaves are neat and of leathery texture, and being evergreen lend an additional charm to the shrub.
• They are of stout, leathery texture, and plentifully produced.
• The terminal buds have about three pairs of the outer scales brown and leathery.
• And Mukoki chuckled, and grinned, and rubbed his leathery hands together in high glee.
• He sat down and extracted a thorn from the leathery sole of his bare foot.
• Then, one night, Carrie came home with a dull glow in her leathery cheeks, and her eyes alight with resolve.
• The matted growth of water-plants, with their leathery, slippery stems, formed an unpleasant barrier, as the water was swimming-deep for the horses.
• Ephraim was a tall gaunt man, with hollow cheeks, a leathery complexion, and large feet.
• Beside her sat a wrinkled, leathery old man with bandaged head.
• But the leaves once formed and advanced to semi-maturity are too hard and leathery for such insects, while they will bear scale being rubbed off them with impunity.
• Many tropical trees possess thick, leathery leaves, as a protection against the force of the tropical rain drops.
• To my thinking the friends of Heliogabalus are a little flat and leathery in the handling of the flesh.
• They tore at, struggled with, the leathery fragments.
• Raphael jumped up and welcomed his late host, whose leathery countenance shone with the polish of a sweet smile.
• His heavy, flabby, leathery face had no wrinkles but those which curved from the corners of the mouth to the chin.
• Cheese is sufficiently cooked when melted, if cooked longer it becomes tough and leathery.
• My ears are very large and leathery, and I can almost fancy they flap in my face as I move my head.
• It does show piercing likeness to it all and it is not leathery, it has no consistence.
• For two dollars he bought from an Indian three leathery sea-biscuits, and out of these, and a huge quantity of raw bacon, made several meals.
• He estimated again and with great care the direction which the lean leathery hand had indicated as the direction of water.

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