rawhide

[ raw-hahyd ]

/ ˈrɔˌhaɪd /

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noun

untanned skin of cattle or other animals.

a rope or whip made of rawhide.

verb (used with object), raw·hid·ed, raw·hid·ing.

to whip with a rawhide.

Origin of rawhide

First recorded in 1650–60; raw + hide²

Words nearby rawhide

rawaru, raw bar, rawboned, raw deal, raw fibers, rawhide, rawhide hammer, rawin, rawinsonde, Rawlings, Rawlins

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Example sentences from the Web for rawhide

With a few strokes of his knife he had cut the rawhide thongs that served as fastenings and were relaxed by the wet.
The Treasure of Pearls|Gustave Aimard
"You'll find most folks going to Rawhide, if you're looking for company," pursued Trampas, fishing for a recruit.
The Virginian|Owen Wister
They boiled it, along with strips of the rawhide dog-harness, and drank the soup.
The Silent Places|Steward Edward White
This time they drew the rawhide even tighter than before in the hope of forcing an appeal from the courageous young captive.
Spotted Deer|Elmer Gregor

Those who had disappeared were returning with sticks and stout willow switches and small whips with rawhide lashes.
Spotted Deer|Elmer Gregor

British Dictionary definitions for rawhide

rawhide

/ (ˈrɔːˌhaɪd) /

noun

untanned hide

a whip or rope made of strips cut from such a hide

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单词	rawhide
释义	rawhide [ raw-hahyd ] / ˈrɔˌhaɪd / SEE SYNONYMS FOR rawhide ON THESAURUS.COM noun untanned skin of cattle or other animals. a rope or whip made of rawhide. verb (used with object), raw·hid·ed, raw·hid·ing. to whip with a rawhide. Origin of rawhide First recorded in 1650–60; raw + hide² Words nearby rawhide rawaru, raw bar, rawboned, raw deal, raw fibers, rawhide, rawhide hammer, rawin, rawinsonde, Rawlings, Rawlins Dictionary.com UnabridgedBased on the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2020 Example sentences from the Web for rawhide With a few strokes of his knife he had cut the rawhide thongs that served as fastenings and were relaxed by the wet. The Treasure of Pearls\|Gustave Aimard "You'll find most folks going to Rawhide, if you're looking for company," pursued Trampas, fishing for a recruit. The Virginian\|Owen Wister They boiled it, along with strips of the rawhide dog-harness, and drank the soup. The Silent Places\|Steward Edward White This time they drew the rawhide even tighter than before in the hope of forcing an appeal from the courageous young captive. Spotted Deer\|Elmer Gregor Those who had disappeared were returning with sticks and stout willow switches and small whips with rawhide lashes. Spotted Deer\|Elmer Gregor British Dictionary definitions for rawhide rawhide / (ˈrɔːˌhaɪd) / noun untanned hide a whip or rope made of strips cut from such a hide Collins English Dictionary - Complete & Unabridged 2012 Digital Edition © William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. 1979, 1986 © HarperCollins Publishers 1998, 2000, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2012 Words related to rawhide cane, bat, prod, scourge, ruler, thong, rod, goad, crop, strap, push, switch, lash, belt, knout, horsewhip, birch, cat-o'-nine-tails, bullwhip
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rawhide

noun

verb (used with object), raw·hid·ed, raw·hid·ing.

Origin of rawhide

Words nearby rawhide

Example sentences from the Web for rawhide

British Dictionary definitions for rawhide

noun

Words related to rawhide