shammy leather (Meaning)
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shammy leather (n)
a soft suede leather formerly from the skin of the chamois antelope but now from sheepskin
Synonyms & Antonyms of shammy leather
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shammy leather Sentence Examples
- The soft, absorbent shammy leather effortlessly dried the freshly washed car.
- The vintage shammy leather had been passed down for generations, prized for its ability to clean without scratching.
- The gymnasts used the shammy leather to grip the bar securely during their routines.
- The professional photographer relied on shammy leather to polish his camera lenses to perfection.
- The hikers packed shammy leather in their backpacks to wipe away sweat and condensation.
- The mechanics used large rolls of shammy leather to soak up spills in the garage.
- The antique dealer carefully used shammy leather to clean the delicate surface of an old painting.
- The shoeshine stand employed shammy leather to bring a glossy shine to customers' footwear.
- The dog groomer used a wet shammy leather to remove excess moisture from the pet's fur after bathing.
- The painter kept a shammy leather nearby to wipe off any smudges or drips during his work.
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a soft suede leather formerly from the skin of the chamois antelope but now from sheepskin
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The soft, absorbent shammy leather effortlessly dried the freshly washed car.
The vintage shammy leather had been passed down for generations, prized for its ability to clean without scratching.
The gymnasts used the shammy leather to grip the bar securely during their routines.
The professional photographer relied on shammy leather to polish his camera lenses to perfection.
