leatherware
- noun
- /ˈlɛðərˌwɛr/
- Most important among these are the leatherware manufacturers producing handbags and suitcases under subcontract for the large leatherware factories in the wider region.
Examples
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She bought a beautiful leatherware bag that perfectly matched her outfit.
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Most important among these are the leatherware manufacturers producing handbags and suitcases under subcontract for the large leatherware factories in the wider region.
Academic text (1993) -
His old wallet is made of leatherware and has lasted for years.
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The store specializes in leatherware products, including belts, shoes, and bags.
Synonyms
A craft of making things from leather like belts and wallets
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Leatherware breaks into two clear parts: leather, from an old English word for 'animal skin' made soft for use, and ware, meaning 'goods' or things for sale, as in tableware or glassware. So leatherware means 'goods made of leather', like bags, belts, and wallets.