Member of the homosexual male subculture that grew out of male-only motorcycle clubs formed by homosexual veterans returning from World War II, stressing masculinity in contradiction of androgynous and effeminate gay stereotypes, characterized by a fetish for leather gear, a sense of hierarchy and a fraternal code of protocol and behavior, and often sexually involved in BDSM (bondage/discipline, dominance/submission, sadism/masochism).
Pride in masculinity, honor among brothers and a bent for rough-and-tough sexuality made the leatherman the butch male icon of homosexual machismo.
Tom of Finland's drawings present the leatherman in his finest form.
Tom of Finland's drawings present the leatherman in his finest form.
by Pitbull GNV September 5, 2006
by Your Ass January 21, 2004
the stereotypical gay male icon. one who dresses in leather, commonly chaps with no pants, and 'biker' style facial hair.
Paul Repmann
by Belowband May 26, 2004
A gay man who is extremely buff, has a flat top haircut, a handlebar mustache and loves to wear leather. They are especially fond of leather chaps.
by Jack Batemaster January 7, 2004
When you need only a Leatherman tool to do ANYTHING, then it has been Leathermaned. Coined by Bert Gerber and Ryan Cook.
by nimbod March 6, 2014
noun,
1. A person who is so uniquely inept at social interaction, that they can not be described in a singular fashion of adjectives to describe their stupidity.
2. A person who is incapable of conscious thought beyond that of a gold fish, often found walking about with their mouth open.
3. A person who is is such a tool that using a singular tool as a description would not do justice in describing the person.
1. A person who is so uniquely inept at social interaction, that they can not be described in a singular fashion of adjectives to describe their stupidity.
2. A person who is incapable of conscious thought beyond that of a gold fish, often found walking about with their mouth open.
3. A person who is is such a tool that using a singular tool as a description would not do justice in describing the person.
1. The boss often walked about the office neither making small talk or complimenting the employee. He is a real tool.. No, a total Leatherman!
2. In observing the boss walk about the office with his mouth agape it sure became obvious the guy is a Leatherman.
3. When talking to the boss it sure became apparent that he is a Leatherman.
2. In observing the boss walk about the office with his mouth agape it sure became obvious the guy is a Leatherman.
3. When talking to the boss it sure became apparent that he is a Leatherman.
by I got Rossed December 29, 2009