LEATHER

n. Le*th'ur. A.-S., lether. The tanned skin of an animal. L.-flower. The Clematis viorna. [B. 121, 275 (a, 35).] L.-jacket. The Eucalyptus punctata an'd the Eucalyptus ret in if era. [B, 121, 275 (a, 35).] L.-leaf. The Cas sandra (Andro i in-ilii) calyculata. IB, 275 (a, 35).] L.-like. See CORIACEOUS. L.-monthed. Having a mouth-like 1. (said of certain fishes which have a small, tough mouth without teeth), [a, 39.]--L.-winged. Having a leathery flying-membrane (said of bats). [A, 359 (a, 39).] L.-wood. 1. In America, the Dirca palustris. 2. In Australia, the genus Ceratopetalum. [B, 121, 186, 275 (a, 85).] [s. 598]