currying
- noun
- /ˈkɜːriɪŋ/
- Specialized
- The craftsman spent hours currying the leather to achieve a smooth and supple finish.
Examples
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Proper currying ensures that the leather remains flexible and resistant to water.
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Traditional currying techniques are still used in some high-quality leather workshops.
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The process of currying leather makes it more durable.
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He learned the art of currying from his grandfather.
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The craftsman spent hours currying the leather to achieve a smooth and supple finish.
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Proper currying ensures that the leather remains flexible and resistant to water.
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Traditional currying techniques are still used in some high-quality leather workshops.
How Soft
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Currying for leather comes from the old job name currier, a person who worked and finished leather to make it soft and strong, so currying leather means 'to treat and soften' the hide to improve its look and feel.