How to spell LEAHER correctly?

If you meant "leather", you could use that spelling instead. Alternatively, it may have been a typo for another word such as "learner", "leaker" or "beaker". Check the context of the misspelling to determine the correct word.

• healer The healer tended to the wounded soldiers on the battlefield.
• lager
• lamer
• laser
• later
• lather She worked up a nice lather with the soap and scrubbed her hands thoroughly.
• layer She added another layer of paint to the canvas.
• leader The team always turns to their leader for guidance.
• leafier She was reading a novel about a young girl who goes on a journey to find her family's leafier vineyard.
• Leah Leah was excited to go on the hiking trip with her friends.
• leakey The leakey family is well known for their geological discoveries.
• leaner Using a leaner can help you lose weight.
• leaper Leaper leapt from the tree and landed in a crouch on the other side.
• lear
• learner A learner is someone who is learning.
• lease
• Leaser As a leaser of rental properties, it is important to thoroughly screen potential tenants.
• leather She was wearing a leather skirt.
• leave
• leaver She was known as a leaver, quitting jobs after only a few months.
• lecher I can tell that he's a lecher because of the way he looks at her.
• leer The creepy man gave her a cold leer from across the room.
• leger The company's financial leger showed a significant decrease in profits for the quarter.
• leper There was a leper wandering the city streets.
• lerner
• lesser I'm not sure that a movie about dinosaurs would be my favorite type of lesser.
• lethe The deep sleep was like lethe, erasing all memories of the previous day.
• letter
• lever The lever allows the patient to raise or lower the arm on the wheelchair.
• Levier He maneuvered the levier to raise the sail.
• Lither I am lither than most people.
• loader The loader worked quickly to transfer the heavy materials from the truck to the construction site.
• loafer My dad caught me wearing his favorite loafer without permission.
• loaner I need a loaner car while mine is being repaired.
• loather
• luther Thomas Luther translated the Bible into the vernacular language of the people.

Intertubing

• antedating
• entertain
• entertainer
• entertaining
• inditing
• inner-tubing
• intertwine
• interurban
• intuiting
• undertaking