What is another word for tanning hide?
Pronunciation: [tˈanɪŋ hˈa͡ɪd] (IPA) 
The act of tanning hide is a popular process that involves treating animal skins to produce leather products. Tanners use various methods to transform raw or fresh hides into durable materials suitable for different applications such as clothes, shoes, bags, and upholstery. Synonyms for tanning hide include curing, treating, preparing, tawing, and processing. Curing refers to using specific chemicals such as salt to preserve the hide's quality, while treating means applying solutions or substances to the skin to create a wax-like texture. Tawing, on the other hand, involves using alum or salt to cure the skin and create a soft and pliable leather product. Processing refers to the overall act of handling and preparing the hide for different applications.
