peeling (off) (Meaning)

peeling (off)

depart, leave, to veer away from an airplane formation especially for diving or landing

The sunburned man painfully peeled off the loose skin on his nose.
The wallpaper was starting to peel off in large strips.
The child slowly peeled off the colorful stickers from her toy.
The old paint was peeling off the wooden door, revealing the original color beneath.
The peeling paint on the car made it look neglected and unkempt.
She peeled off the protective layer from the new smartphone screen.
The fruit's skin peeled off easily, revealing the ripe flesh within.
The peeling bark on the tree trunk indicated its age and weathered history.
The onion's layers peeled off smoothly, creating a fine julienne.
The peeling paint on the wall made the room feel dated and in need of a refresh.

depart, leave, to veer away from an airplane formation especially for diving or landing

kicking (off), putting off,removing,taking off, shrugging off, stripping, dousing,doffing, shedding

slipping (into), putting on,throwing (on),donning, wearing, clothing, robing, apparelling, arraying, dressing

The sunburned man painfully peeled off the loose skin on his nose.

The wallpaper was starting to peel off in large strips.

The child slowly peeled off the colorful stickers from her toy.

The old paint was peeling off the wooden door, revealing the original color beneath.