cowhide
- noun
- /ˈkaʊhaɪd/
- "My lord," Frike said, "I brought the items you requested of them." Frike reached inside his cloak and took out a leather satchel of tanned cowhide.
This is a piece of cowhide and I use the suede side rather than the tan side.
- This is a piece of cowhide and I use the suede side rather than the tan side.
- There was this like white cowhide rug.
Examples
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I bought a beautiful pair of shoes made from genuine cowhide.
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That is 100% genuine cowhide.
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This is a piece of cowhide and I use the suede side rather than the tan side.
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The briefcase was made from weathered cowhide, the sort of thing that already looks old when you buy it.
Fiction book (2002) -
LAS VEGAS AIRPORT - DAY: GONZO WAVES GOODBYE as he boards an airplane with a set of brand-new fine cowhide luggage.
Fiction book (1998) -
Made from dyed cowhide, such bags are hung from camel saddles on festive occasions and used as decorations and to store clothing in the home.
Academic text (2006) -
He was zipping his change, a handful of gray-green bills, into a bulky cowhide wallet chained to his belt.
Fiction book (1993) -
The cowhide belt known as inshipo is wrapped around Mwata's waist when he wears the billowing 25m-wide skirt (mukonzo).
Academic text (2006) -
The living room featured a soft cowhide rug that added warmth to the space.
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The furniture store had several chairs upholstered in durable cowhide for sale.
Synonyms
The skin of an animal made smooth and used to make items like shoes and bags
The skin of an animal used to make leather
Leather made from a cow's skin
The skin of an ox used to make leather
Leather from a bull's skin that is very strong and long lasting
How Durable
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Etymology
The word cowhide is simply the words cow and hide, meaning 'cow skin' that people turn into leather. So, cowhide refers to the leather from a cow's skin used for shoes, furniture, or rugs.