peeling (Meaning)

Wordnet

peeling (n)

loss of bits of outer skin by peeling or shedding or coming off in scales

Webster

of Peel

The old paint was peeling off the house, revealing the original brickwork.
The sunburn left her skin peeling excessively.
I carefully peeled the apple, trying not to break its delicate skin.
The glue on the envelope was peeling, threatening to release its contents.
The bark of the tree was peeling away, revealing its diseased interior.
The peeling walls of the abandoned building served as a poignant reminder of its decaying state.
The potatoes were so overcooked that their skins were peeling off.
The peeling vegetables made a colorful assortment on the cutting board.
I peeled back the top of the tin can, revealing the contents within.
The peeling wallpaper in the living room gave the impression of a forgotten era.

loss of bits of outer skin by peeling or shedding or coming off in scalesof Peel

stripping,barking, husking, scaling, hulling, shucking, baring,exposing, flaying, skinning

No antonyms found.

The old paint was peeling off the house, revealing the original brickwork.

The sunburn left her skin peeling excessively.

I carefully peeled the apple, trying not to break its delicate skin.

The glue on the envelope was peeling, threatening to release its contents.