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A slang version of 'leather'. Originating from the popular Stella B. Zotis. The word 'leatha' is commonly associated with the Leatha Royalty, consisting of the Leatha King, Leatha Queen and Leatha Mistress. These highly respected figures of the Western Suburbs are also commonly known as Shmittens, Bubble and Squeak and Squiteesha. The Leatha Royalty possesses a large empire, consisting of three luxourious palaces on the west coast of Australia. These classy residential locations are popular social venues and are home to the Leatha extended family.
leatha by Shmittens January 11, 2009
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Leatherbag

1. (n) The lower portion of the male reproductive organ, often used in procreation; occasionally used to recreationally burnish another individual's face.

2. (v) A professional wrestling move involving the use of the scrotal area as an offensive weapon; often from great attitude, targeting an individual's face.
1. Hey Jimmy! Run that leatherbag that over that 120 grit sandpaper!

2. "OH MY GOD! He's going to the top rope!" "That's right Jimmy! He's gonna leatherbag 'em!"
Leatherbag by stilllife86 February 28, 2019
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Leatherfaced 

The action of a person that prevents you from getting

off the hook.
Man,I had to totally pay her back.She leatherfaced me!!!
She wasn’t having it.

leathered to the jimmys

I went out with some friends last night and had way too much to drink. By the end of the night I was leathered to the jimmys.
leathered to the jimmys by umustbehigh September 29, 2013

clear leather 

The act of drawing a firearm, particularly a handgun. This comes from the fact that for many years, holsters, particularly those used by the police, were made of leather. Thus, if the officer's handgun came completely out of the holster, he "cleared leather."
That stupid perp wouldn't put down the knife, so I had to clear leather. That got his attention.
clear leather by ozxd February 26, 2012

Hell bent for leather 

Determined to accomplish a task at any price.
The Tory's were all hell bent for leather about passing the bill.
Hell bent for leather by J Stairwell September 30, 2010

All leather 

Often a description for a worn out and smashed up vagina.
Yah brah, I'll never sleep with her again I swear that shit was all leather.
All leather by Ranchgirls December 8, 2020
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