Naugahyde
- adjective
- /ˈnɔːɡəˌhaɪd/
- I bought a Naugahyde jacket last winter.
Examples
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He bought a jacket with a Naugahyde finish instead of real leather.
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Many diners in the 1950s featured Naugahyde booths for a modern look.
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The old sofa was covered in Naugahyde, which made it easy to clean.
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The sofa is covered in Naugahyde.
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The restaurant's booths were upholstered in Naugahyde, providing a stylish yet durable seating option.
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She chose a handbag made of Naugahyde because it looked like leather but was more affordable.
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The auto upholstery was updated with Naugahyde to enhance the car's interior with a modern feel.
Synonyms
A material made from plastic that looks like leather
Made from man-made material that looks like leather
A material made to look and feel like real leather
Having a tough, smooth, flexible feel like animal skin used for bags and jackets
How Leather-Like
Surface Forms
Etymology
Naugahyde was created from a made-up animal name Nauga and the part hyde, which is like 'hide' meaning 'skin'. That little story makes it easy to remember that when something is called Naugahyde it is covered with a leather-like 'skin' that is man-made.