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horsehide::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Type of | leather |
Examples of horsehide
horsehide
At age 69, Bollettieri is lean and as leathery brown as any horsehide billfold.
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Meanwhile, Robinson's place in history is etched in stone as well as horsehide.
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Ever since, batters have been wondering where the horsehide went.
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For Dusty Rhodes, fame lasted perhaps five seconds as a gently kissed horsehide flew through the air.
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After that, I would have had him arrested for attempting to interfere with history, at least in a horsehide sense.
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By Saturday afternoon, ballparks across the country were alive with the blessed whack of hardwood hitting horsehide.
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The new ballpark won't solve other problems, but at least it should bolster baseball in an area that should be a horsehide hotbed.
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These days, softer leathers such as lambskin and goatskin are popular alternatives to old-fashioned leathers such as cowhide and horsehide.
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Gordon's recent posthumous election to the Baseball Hall of Fame as a player by the Veterans Committee was justifiably hailed in most horsehide circles.
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- Leather from the hide of a horse
- Leather made from any of the equine species.
- Refers to a baseball, which is now made from the material.
