pigskin

A tough, waterproof pigskin leather on the palms resists tears if you use them to put on chains during a powder day or gather wood for your après fire.

The idea was to get the “pigskin” into the opposing village by any means possible.

Christie gave Obama a teddy bear he won with his pigskin-tossing prowess.

In the sports world, she is a “ pigskin princess,” who loves Eli Manning and enjoys the chicken fingers at Giants Stadium.

The afternoons were given over to the dogged pursuit of the elusive pigskin.

The reader will not fail to remark the record-book bound in pigskin as a resemblance in detail to Longfellow's version.

But always, with a pigskin tucked in the hollow of his arm, there followed a slender torch of red.

Other patterns in less common use are those resembling morocco leather, pigskin, and patterns in fancy designs.

The alarm in the pigskin traveling clock Bird had given Hall as a going-away gift went on at eight.