Alligator
Leather
Leather noun - The hairless natural covering of an animal prepared for use.
Usage example: the company claims to use only the finest leathers for its shoes and handbags
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Alligator and leather are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Alligator" instead a noun "Leather".
Both words in one sentence
- What's most well-known is the sexy black leather outfits the five of them wear as the 'Bayville Sirens' (or else the Big Lipped Alligator Moment of a song that acts as a Lipstick and Load Montage).
Source: Best Known for the Fanservice -
In the end, Aaron has his confidence back, and a spiffy new wallet made of genuine alligator leather...
Source: Genuine Human Hide -
Apothecary Alligator: In Lord Portico's study.The stuffed crocodile hanging from the ceiling; the leather-bound books, an astrolabe, convex and concave mirrors, odd scientific instruments Arc Words: Sometimes, there's nothing you can do.
Source: Literature / Neverwhere
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