Leather and Pound

Leather

Leather verb - To strike repeatedly with something long and thin or flexible.

Usage example: an expert rider will find almost no reason to leather a horse

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Pound and leather are semantically related. in hit topic. In some cases you can use "Pound" instead a verb "Leather".

Pound verb - To strike repeatedly.

Usage example: during the storm the waves furiously pounded the beach

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Leather and pound are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Leather" instead a verb "Pound".

Nearby Words: pounded, pounding, poundage, pounder

human	human leather	human pound
old	old leather	old pound
good	good leather	good pound
full	full leather	full pound
Other adjectives: normal, common, regular, simple, heavy, little, less.

For example, a 3-pound bear pelt yields 4 pounds of leather.

Source: Hollywood Density
In "Weird Al" Yankovic's "Albuquerque", the protagonist emerges from a plane crash dragging his worldly possessions behind him: his big leather suitcase, his garment bag, his tenor saxophone, his twelve-pound bowling ball and his lucky lucky autographed glow-in-the-dark snorkel.

Source: Lots of Luggage

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