leatherstrap
nounUK /ˈlɛðə stræp/
US /ˈlɛðər stræp/
A long, thin piece of leather that you use to tie or hold things.
He tied the box shut with a leatherstrap.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A strip of leather used to sharpen a razor.
The barber ran the razor along the leatherstrap.
3. A strap made of leather used to hit someone as punishment.
In old stories, the leatherstrap was used to punish naughty children.
4. A leather band that holds a watch on your wrist.
The leatherstrap on his watch broke, so it fell off.