Leathered [verb]

Definition of Leathered:

slap, usually on bottom

Synonyms of Leathered:

Thrash

Chastise

Smack

Flog

Clobber

Trim

Cane

Clout

Blip

Lick

Tan

Whip

Belt

Hide

Sock

Paddle

Cuff

Punish

Punch

Buffet

Wallop

Lather

Box

Leather

Welt

Lash

Flax

Larrup

Whup


Opposite/Antonyms of Leathered:


Sentence/Example of Leathered:

The Hope-Jones leathered Tibias have already effected a revolution in the tonal structure of large organs.

The leathered Diapason, indeed, is now attaining a zenith of popularity both in England and America.

Reeds that are leathered cannot be depended upon; atmospheric changes affect them and put them out of tune.

After the second or third application the goods should be quite leathered.

We had thought that we were thoroughly leathered, but we had not passed the primary stage, apparently.

It zipped over my head, narrowly missing me, and landed at the feet of the black-leathered guard.

Sure enough, they leathered away at everything, but this and the pudding were the favorites.

The arrows are reeds tipped with iron, and leathered on two sides only.

Father has leathered me for it at home, and Clerk Jones at school.

The backstays should be leathered in the wake of the tops and lower yards.