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Meanings of untanned in English
Usage of untanned in English
1
His feet were encased in untanned leather boots, reaching above the knees.
2
Ice had rendered her sable-lined cloak as stiff as an untanned hide.
3
My boots, too, may perchance be useful-myriding ones of untanned leather.
4
A scrip, also of untanned leather, was fastened to the girdle.
5
The upper, untanned part of Haas' face reddened a shade.
6
The old Voortrekkers wore trousers made of untanned hide.
7
His only garments were a species of waistcoat and rough trousers of untanned guanaco hide.
8
Our quivers are made of untanned deer hide, usually from deer shot with the bow.
9
Scrambling over his yawning, untanned ankle jack-boots, it slipped under the equally yawning blue jeans.
10
Some wore boots of untanned skin, and a few had adopted those of Russian make.
11
Shoes were often made of untanned hide, moccasin fashion, a method borrowed from the Indians.
12
The Bechuanas put their milk into sacks made of untanned hide, with the hair taken off.
13
He wore a little fur cap and rough moccasins of untanned leather tied around the leg.
14
Ads extolled fur caps, British stationery, untanned sheepskins.
15
They wore their rough hunting clothes -loose vests of leather, homespun kilts, and untanned buskins.
16
The one feels like velvet; the other is no more pleasant to the touch than untanned leather.
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