It even has a faint, but not overwhelming leathery smell.
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She brushes dirt from the leathery webbing of one paw.
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Brown's charges include the leathery catcher Jake Taylor (Tom Berenger) and the leathery second baseman Roger Dorn (Corbin Bernsen), whose love of a good suntan is just about the only thing they have in common.
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It's as if you were cutting open a tough, leathery fruit.
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"It can be leathery, with a whisper of birch," he said.
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In the Kipling era, adventurers were largely leathery rusticators and frontierspeople.
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Her personality was flinty and rough and as leathery as her skin.
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It inspired Roitfeld to mix osmanthus and a leathery, smoky longjing tea.
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The leathery echinoderms only emerge from their hiding-places in the dark.
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Many of the contestants appeared over 215 and had soft, leathery hides.
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Well [eggs] kind of run the gamut from leathery to hard-shelled.
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They're covered with mycelium, another fungus-derived material that's leathery and flexible.
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Today, we discuss musk-based perfumes as warm or leathery or spicy.
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Mr. Aiyer sat in a leathery chair and took a deep breath.
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Livers, of course, are seared very fast so they don't get leathery.
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Alas, her Figaro, the bass-baritone Adam Plachetka, sounded leathery and blunt.
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Their skin might be leathery with age, or they might have tired eyes.
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It's leathery and powdery, woody, slightly astringent, with a shadowy trace of berries.
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Smith, 51, owns a face as leathery and cracked as an old saddle.
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Sprinkle it on too late, and the skin gets more leathery than crisp.
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The seat was comfortable and leathery with gigantic rests for both of my arms.
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There was no rubbing, no pinching, no scraping, nothing — nothing but leathery, soft goodness.
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At least the hagfish were able to avoid their leathery fate, so that's something.
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Its shell had dissolved, leaving a leathery, brown membrane that held it in shape.
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The chairs — around 1,000 of them — are big, leathery and comfortable, with power outlets.
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Palm fronds are awkward, with leathery serrated edges that make them hard to pick up.
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Leathery rectangles of squid had very little to say to oroblanco, a cousin of grapefruit.
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Overcook them, and water will escape from within, leaving behind rubbery eggs and leathery meat.
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Roasting just makes them more fibrous and leathery, and they never, ever really get crispy.
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They also realized that because of Berninger's leathery baritone, the music didn't fit the film.
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Although he'll let you stroke the top of his cool, leathery head, he's literally unhuggable.
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She was just under three feet tall, with leathery skin, sharp teeth, and pendulous breasts.
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Some had the fingers of their leathery, calloused hands pricked to test their glucose levels.
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Make sure you're moisturized, though, because Tauruses might be turned off by dry or leathery skin.
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On Friday, he still sounded like a tenor, if now a leathery-voiced, weather-beaten one.
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If I baked them long enough to crisp their surfaces, they turned leathery on the inside.
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He takes off his shirt and lets Murtagh give his leathery, scarred back another six lashes.
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The Beaucastel, our No. 2, was savory, with an old-school leathery element that we liked.
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With his long leathery neck, dull-yellow face and beady eyes, there's just something about Diego.
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Watching the scene unfold, the leathery man behind the counter, Anthony, shakes his head in disbelief.
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His face is grizzled, lined, leathery, scrunched up, and old, while hers is smooth and ashen.
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Under shelters built from branches and tarpaulins, traders in turbans with leathery faces hawk almost everything imaginable.
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The no-convection oven batch was more leathery on the outside, creamy within, and noticeably less browned.
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Her face was creased and leathery, but her mouth, agape with wonder, gave her a childlike look.
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If the stratum corneum gets too dry, the skin can become itchy, scaly, inflamed, leathery and unattractive.
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When you have finished, some of the most popular pizzas in town will seem tough, leathery, overworked.
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There were some patchy moments, when his sound turned leathery, or a sustained high note seemed tight.
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It was wonderfully weird and comforting, salty-sweet and leathery, like Old Spice on a beloved cheek.
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To address that, this much-needed mashup envisions their relationship through the leathery 50 Shades of Grey lens.
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UVA rays increase the risk of skin cancer, like UVB, but also cause wrinkles and leathery, sagging skin.
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The full camera, with its leathery neck exposed, resembles an old projector or a camera from the 1900s.
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Agave is known for its leathery leaves that range in size from a few centimeters to 8 feet.
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He's clearly spent too long producing evil under the sun, because man, is Dirty Cooper one tanned, leathery dude.
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Leathery, wrinkled drips run down the sides of the pot, creating alternating stripes that reflect a dull, blunt glow.
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Tisdale writes calm but explicit descriptions of "the faint leathery smell" of dead bodies and the process of decomposition.
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As I rend the leathery rinds of these berries with my callous handling, I savor the pungent, medicinal scent.
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There it is, with its wrinkled snout and its leathery skin, moving with the unnerving jerkiness of a monstrous puppet.
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A few months shy of his 73rd birthday, Richards has become the leathery ancient hellhound bluesman he always aspired towards.
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Apparently, this isn't the first time someone's mistaken a leathery handbag, or other things, for a sweet, curled-up pup.
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The lead guide, John LeRoy, a ropy, leathery dude with a gray beard and ponytail, was busy rigging the boats.
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In that role, the bass-baritone Greer Grimsley was solid, but for whole stretches his voice was leathery and dry.
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These wait, unmarked, often for a few days or a week, which allows them to dry to a leathery consistency.
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There are myths about your hair color having an impact, or if you have darker skin or more leathery skin.
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A leathery trunk is a community billboard, with ads nailed to it for a plumber and an apartment for rent.
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You remember Airheads, those leathery taffies of years past — sweet and a little too chewy, they resembled an edible slap bracelet?
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He was a dickhead local columnist blown up like a leathery Macy's balloon parading through the consciousness of the sports conversation.
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It slices the leathery skin, pits the avocado, and cuts it into neat slices while lifting them away from the peel.
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With leathery hands, miners at small-scale operations across the Atacama are painstakingly picking out rocks that contain higher-grade ore.
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The serum felt cool and creamy and like it knew how to do it's job with tough, leathery skin like mine.
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If Titch and Irene enter the Redex, why can't this leathery snake of a man, a classic overstepper, do the same?
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Those earthy shades that've gone untouched in your palette — like brick red, warm amber, and leathery brown — suddenly feel fresh again.
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Yet, though his voice often sounded a little leathery and worn in baritone roles, he usually compensated with intensity and charisma.
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Or so I told myself on Saturday, straining to find anything of interest in this leathery take on Mozart's dark masterpiece.
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It's a new beef jerky called "Lorissa's Kitchen" and it's not the shoe leathery truck stop beef jerky of days of yore.
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The bar's interior is red and dark, kind of plush, leathery; like being inside a Fallopian tube without all the little hairs.
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To explore the limits of this capacity, he was growing a leathery, dark-green plant in a tub of heavily salted water.
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In some areas the skin was thick, leathery and lumpy from the rash and the skin's response to persistent scratching or rubbing.
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The veteran baritone Thomas Hampson, lumbering around the stage as Germont, had an uncomfortable night, his tone leathery and his phrasing coarse.
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The Elago does have that leathery smell I look for, but its brown is a little too close to orange for my taste.
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" Everything that looks tough and leathery gets cut off, and Szymanski adds with a laugh, "If it doesn't look good, don't eat it.
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Be extremely glad that the porn you watch is done by glowing professionals with pearly teeth and wangs like great leathery sea-beasts.
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Seaside goldenrod's leathery leaves can be found along the Atlantic Coast from Canada to Florida, then along the Gulf of Mexico into Texas.
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Aurora rules benevolently from her flower throne, smiling over a menagerie of flowery, floofy and leathery creatures great and small, cutesy and stately.
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It's an alluring performance, pitched between leathery guardedness and vulnerability, and spiked with the genial self-abnegation that defined Hugh Grant's early career.
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The perfume has a potent dose of oud, the leathery, spiced scent that has long been used to induce spiritual and physical transformation.
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They do arrive, of course: two of them, enormous and leathery, one bearing the Khaleesi, Daenerys Targaryen (Emilia Clarke), descend screeching and preening.
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But while its array of leathery orcs do look tremendous, the film is far more than just a pretty (well, fantastically ugly) face.
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Ignore the squid unless you like it leathery, and just focus on the rice, stirring it with labneh when the heat starts to rise.
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But in the unkind words of one female reporter, she was a "dumb, crouching, animal-like peasant" with dark, leathery skin and greasy hair.
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DOROUGOK, Indonesia — The older man wore just a loincloth, revealing taut muscles and leathery skin from decades of living deep in the rain forest.
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The slices will feel a little leathery, but I mean that in the best way: buttery Italian couch leather, not Charlie Chaplin shoe leather.
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It reminded me of a top Loire cabernet franc, with leathery, herbal and meaty flavors, and hints of leather, musk, sage, boxwood and rosemary.
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I survived on a gloopy maize-and-water paste called ugali, a thumb-sized slither of leathery meat, and a glass of watered-down milk.
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He has the fingers of a deckhand, knobby and leathery; Sanjay, who looks almost delicate in comparison, wondered how they ended up as a pair.
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I picked out the strong smell of coffee, which van Brakel later explained was from the crowd, and something leathery that suggested a car interior.
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The eye for detail, another hallmark of Mughal miniatures, is evident in the coarse hair of its body and the leathery texture of the wing.
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In her arms, he smells like gin and some leathery cologne, and she's still holding him when he lets loose with a huge, guttural sob.
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Feeding a parking meter is already distasteful; it's hard to imagine someone wanting to reach inside a toad's leathery corpse just to fish out a quarter.
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It didn't take too long for the former to be dropped: the hedgehog's quills were simply better suited for attack than the armadillo's leathery armor shell.
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In late 1958, Mr. Zacherle moved to New York, "flapping in on leathery wings of fame," as The Journal of Frankenstein, a monster magazine, put it.
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At times she breaks from the woods into moonlit open places filled with rhododendron, their flowers pink and ghostly in the dark, their leaves leathery and prehistoric.
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"It's a persistent, almost chronic-like inflammation, which causes your whole tattoo to bubble up where the pigment is and become like thick, leathery skin," Aguh said.
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A metaphor like "he had leathery hands," for example, roused the participants' sensory cortex to activity, while something like "he had strong hands" did nothing at all.
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Kim, 38, rocked a high pony in a neutral sweatshirt and leathery leggings, while her husband, 41, drew attention in a neon yellow jacket and grey sweatpants.
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Greg was in his early 40s, compact and wiry, with flecks of gray in his close-cropped black hair, his arms and face leathery from the sun.
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Armored in leathery petals and topped off with thorns, they look more like medieval weaponry than something you'd want to douse in butter and offer for dinner.
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The sun-dried tomatoes that followed weren't run-of-the mill leathery scraps, but succulent and bursting with umami goodness that managed to eclipse the preceding appetizers.
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Instead, the scientists must penetrate a croc's leathery hide using a needle attached to a 12-foot-long aluminum rod, which is known as a biopsy pole.
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When things quiet down in our schedules we score some hot denim and a cowboy hat and pop down somewhere weathered and leathery and cash out on country.
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A former family-trucking-company executive, he has a leathery face and an imposing physique reminiscent of one of those old-school workout buffs of Jack LaLanne vintage.
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It gets bonus points for giving me a slot to store my transit card for easy access when going through the turnstile and for having a nice leathery aroma.
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A cluster of protea might include the same flower in stages: still sealed in its leathery armor, then petals tentatively ajar and a final trumpet blare of full bloom.
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So I beer-battered some tarantulas, and although the two fist-size arachnids were the most intimidating of the bug haul, their bodies were leathery and chewy and undeniably gourmet.
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The leathery fruit and distinctive savory flavors were rustic in the best sense of the word, conjuring up the fragrant wild herbs known as garrigue in Provence and southern France.
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As he lowered himself into the chair, Hay saw that the tears had begun to flow down leathery cheeks that looked as if they had never before known such moisture.
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In David Fincher's Hollywood take, a kinetic, ferocious-looking dragon drapes over Salander's left shoulder, its leathery wings dynamically folded and long tail winding down the side of her back.
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With my father's rock pick I gouged at the dull, bristly hide of the nearest mummifying kangaroo, prizing apart bones and leathery tendons, mouth-breathing through the nausea all the while.
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It's also decent fun, in the leathery, businesslike, self-satisfied manner of this kind of movie, which soothes the hurt places in the male ego with sentiment strategically disguised as toughness.
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By the 1930s, the term had changed in Hollywood to refer to entertainers who played specific types: Walter Brennan as the leathery old codger, Ward Bond as the avuncular authority figure.
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Sibte Hasan, the owner and chef, says he's trying to make the term "halal" synonymous with quality, despite the New Yorker perception of halal as overcooked, leathery meat served in Times Square.
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The style of its long-aging, leathery blends of cabernet sauvignon and merlot, to name just two, have inspired American imitators and are sought after the world over, often at exorbitant prices.
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We walk over to it, and inside the truck is this ageless old man—you know, he could have been anywhere from 603 to 260 with this leathery old quality to him.
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He sounded a little leathery and tight at first, but steadily warmed up to give an ardent, impassioned performance as des Grieux, a breezy student in Amiens, France, popular among friends, flirtatious with women.
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Sale Price: $299.99 (MSRP $79.99) See Details Back in 2012, Meryl Streep fell victim to an injury known as "avocado hand" when she accidentally sliced opened her palm while pitting one of the leathery fruits.
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In 1999, casting a leathery Dennis Quaid as an aging quarterback seemed to be a bit of a stretch, but end-stage Peyton Manning has made me reconsider my originally tepid response to Quaid's role.
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COSCARELLI The Grammys love their ballads overmuch — see above — but Tanya Tucker's "Bring My Flowers Now" needed only her leathery twang and co-writer Brandi Carlile's piano chords and vocal harmony to tell its story.
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It's a lived-in and sometimes lovable performance, nicely offset by that of another musician, Charlie Sexton, as Townes Van Zandt—a buddy of Blaze's, a more leathery figure, and, for country aficionados, a bigger name.
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Fit City The arm regarded by many as the strongest in New York measures 39 inches from neck to wrist, with biceps the circumference of a football and skin spray-tanned to a similar leathery brown.
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"That's the real stuff — that's a mitt, all right," Ms. Youner, 2000, said, smelling the leathery fragrance emitted from the kiosk, which attempts to bring the ballpark, or at least the smell of it, to the residents.
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Grilled runner beans with garlic and chiles have been around lately, too, in a big heap that I would have enjoyed more if a few stringy, leathery beans had not gotten past the inspectors in the kitchen.
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"I try to be clean and well presented," I replied, echoing a phrase drummed into me by a succession of trainers, most notably a leathery ex-Olympian who'd grown up in the heyday of the Pony Club.
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In the wetlands outside town, a 10-foot (3-m) mound stands shrouded in dense vegetation, said to be a burial or ceremonial ground, according to the 63-year-old with leathery skin and piercing green eyes.
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While the image of a white-haired, leathery Lippi sucking moodily on a little cigar most lives up to the Italian smoking stereotype, Carlo Ancelotti strikes a suave figure with a fag in hand, as does Gianluca Vialli.
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The load of neurons in the brain is encased in bone worthy of a tank manufacturer, and the cord that transmits their commands is brilliantly defended by the vertebrae, which are set in a mesh of leathery membrane.
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The results were promising, but far from what I was looking for: The cheese formed more of a leathery sheath than a truly crisp crust, while packing the potatoes into the pan reduced the surface area for crusting.
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Mr. Elliott, most recently a chillingly low-key villain in the final season of "Justified," plays his rancher like beef jerky that can talk: leathery, all-business, more likely to show affection to his calves than to his kids.
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I would watch Aivar stop to consult his temperamental GPS, convinced all the while that we were lost, that the mire would swallow us whole, only to regurgitate us in some future century, preserved and leathery in the peat.
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Syahputra works as a wildlife guide at Komodo National Park on the eastern Indonesian island of Komodo, taking visitors around the park on foot to get up close to the leathery Komodo dragons, the world's largest living lizard species.
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Led by masked bassist/vocalist Jamie "Athenar" Walters—who plays all the instruments on their mile-long discography, but enlists a guitarist and drummer for live gigs—the band create a magnificent racket in the leathery style of Motörhead doing Venom.
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His face was creased and leathery from a decade in the Mojave outpost of Twentynine Palms, and he had the unhurried gait of a man whose cartilage was shot from a career of clambering on and off no-skid steel.
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But he was all-purpose: the craggy face leathery from sun, wind and snow; powerful hands scarred with cuts; flyaway hair crushed under a woolen cap; keen eyes for the next toehold; and a toothy smile for the book signings.
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There is absolutely no truth to the persistent myths that mosquitoes fancy females over males, that they prefer blondes and redheads over those with darker hair, or that the darker or more leathery your skin, the safer you are from her bite.
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The characters will be sorting through the aftermath of this episode for weeks to come, because once again, it takes the death of a child to wake up the leathery-tough adults to all the collateral damage their war games have wrought.
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That includes the constant palette of warm colors, vibrant plants, and background life that populate every outdoor scene, and the sterile yet beautiful interiors of the Gelfling palace contrasted with the veiny, leathery look of the Skeksis' castle and cobweb-shrouded caves.
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Kate Consenstein, who owns a communications business in Anchorage, believes in eating seasonally, but then something comes over her when she glimpses an exotic fruit among the waxy apples and leathery oranges in Safeway, like a four-leaf clover in the grass.
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She lost some of her shyness when R. drew the packet of treats out of his coat pocket, clumsy in his mittens, which he had to take off before he could tear open the packet and pull out one of the strips of leathery meat.
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It probably cost about as much as Kong's right paw—even less, in fact, since at one point the paw gets a crucial scene, in which a drowning Weaver is plucked from the water and laid, as gently as an infant, on the leathery palm.
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Some vegetables have enough internal moisture to stay tender in a hot oven — but for those that do not, placing a bowl of water on the bottom of the oven floor creates a gentle steam that can prevent the dreaded leathery texture that afflicts some roasted vegetables.
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Elsewhere, MAD cartoonist Basil Wolverton, whose absurdist productions had a clear impact on underground comix artists, crafts nasty bald-headed gargoyles for Weird Tales of the Future, their leathery olive-green skin flecked with innumerable short dashes that lend a convincing illusion of ripples of movement.
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If any of your guests object, or if you have a squash with a bitter or leathery skin, you can cut it off after roasting — which is a whole lot easier than trying to peel it before cooking, when the flesh of the squash is unforgivingly hard.
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Key takeaways, per Alexander Kellner, one of the study's authors and a paleontologist at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro: Pterosaur eggs have a fragile, almost leathery exterior, so the fact that they were preserved in fossils tells us that whatever killed the dinosaurs happened fast, Kellner says.
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Men in jackets and vests, women in petticoats, soldiers in uniform, bishops in miters, and children in nightcaps have invariably suffered substantial degradation as their leathery flesh withered, split, and flaked away; their eyeballs swelled and popped; and their gums rotted off to expose crooked and missing teeth.
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"We must go back to the America that was great, when the air was full of coal and danger and the way you could tell if the air was breathable was by carrying a canary around with you at all times, perched on your leathery, coal-dust-covered finger," she wrote.
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For a portrait of Diana Nyad, who, at sixty-four, became the first person to swim from Cuba to Florida, Opie photographed her naked, from behind, showing the ghostly white flesh that had been covered by her bathing suit, offset by the leathery brown of the rest of her body.
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Appearances aside, it's hard to not love what's inside too: There's 2am Kiss, a leathery scent with BDSM qualities; Blackout, which has a spicy kick; Silent St., a soft white musk; Rain Day, a crisp citrus; and Drunk On Youth, a fruity-floral with honeysuckle notes and millennial pink packaging to match.
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She couldn't imagine people helping the man who had tortured her, so instead she prayed for angels—masculine angels with wings like those of powerful birds or bats, strong and leathery, the tendons and bones visible—who would wrap him in those wings and the wings would speak to him and hold him.
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The beach was full of creepy ass dudes; I can't count the number of times a leathery 50-year-old in a Speedo, or a drunk frat bro, or a respectable-looking father of four, told me he was going to drown on purpose so I could give him mouth-to-mouth.
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Sure, a whole lot do, but if you want to find the secret, unspoiled beach free of litter, aggressive seagulls who steal your chips, and leathery old men in Speedos — or the beach fragrance that smells like no other beach fragrance — you need to go off the beaten path, past the No Access signs.
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While what I usually consider "beautiful" may well sound like awful noise to less leathery ears, the album I'm sharing with you today is objectively lovely, and as things around us in the States continue to crumble—to somehow, improbably, become worse—I've personally found a good deal of solace in the work of bands like Hereroir.
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Among these conventionally attractive aspirants was Jax, a leathery bartender-model who wanted to become a ''sweater designer''; his fellow bartender Tom Sandoval, an actor and musician; Kristen, Tom's erratic waitress girlfriend, a model and actress; Stassi, another waitress and aspiring stylist; and Scheana, a hostess and performer of club music who has ''It's all happening'' tattooed on her forearm.
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