skins Sentence Examples
- The victims were found with their skins peeled off, showcasing the brutality of the crime.
- The snake's skin was shedding in large flakes, revealing the vibrant new skin beneath.
- The orange skins of the pumpkins illuminated the autumn festival with their warm glow.
- The drum's skin was taut, producing a resonant sound when struck.
- The potato skins were crispy and golden brown, a perfect accompaniment to the roasted chicken.
- The leather skins of the antique furniture were soft and supple, hinting at its age and quality.
- The grapes' thin skins burst easily, releasing their sweet and tart juice.
- The onion's layers of skins protected its delicate interior from bruising.
- The banana skins were slippery and hazardous, causing many a clumsy fall.
- The tree's bark peeled away in thin skins, revealing its smooth, inner wood.
skins Meaning
skins
to strip, scrape, or rub off an outer covering (such as the skin or rind) of, to strip or peel off, the 2-layered covering of a vertebrate body consisting of an outer epidermis and an inner dermis, bottle entry 1 sense 1b, the integument of an animal (such as a fur-bearing mammal or a bird) separated from the body usually with its hair or feathers, to climb up or down, to defeat badly, the hide or pelt of a game or domestic animal, beneath apparent or surface differences, the 2-layered covering of the body consisting of an outer ectodermal epidermis that is more or less cornified and penetrated by the openings of sweat and sebaceous glands and an inner mesodermal dermis that is composed largely of connective tissue and is richly supplied with blood vessels and nerves, a membranous film or scum (as on boiling milk or drying paint), to strip, scrape, or rub off the skin of, a sheet of parchment or fine-grained leather made from a hide, to urge on and direct the course of (a draft animal), so deeply penetrative as to irritate, stimulate, provoke thought, or otherwise excite, shinny, to cover with or as if with skin, to cut or scrape the skin of, the pelt of an animal prepared for use as a trimming or in a garment compare hide entry 2, the external limiting tissue layer of an animal body, a usually unmounted specimen of a vertebrate (as in a museum), censure, castigate, bottle sense 1b, cheat entry 1 sense 1, fleece, the life or physical well-being of a person, to pass or get by with little room to spare, an outer covering (such as a rind or husk) of a fruit or seed, a sheathing or casing forming the outside surface of a structure (such as a ship or airplane), to pass or get by with scant room to spare, by a very narrow margin, a sheet of parchment or vellum made from a hide, to cover or become covered with or as if with skin, to cut, chip, or damage the surface of, to heal over with skin, an outer covering or surface layer, devoted to showing nudes, the usually tough and flexible outer layer of an animal body that in vertebrates is made up of two layers including an inner dermis and an outer epidermis, to become covered with or as if with skin, the outer layer of an animal when separated from the body usually with its hair or feathers, to strip of money or property
Synonyms & Antonyms of skins
FAQs About the word skins
to strip, scrape, or rub off an outer covering (such as the skin or rind) of, to strip or peel off, the 2-layered covering of a vertebrate body consisting of an
exteriors, shells, surfaces, faces, fronts, tops, veneers, outsides,facades, facings
interiors,insides,
The victims were found with their skins peeled off, showcasing the brutality of the crime.
The snake's skin was shedding in large flakes, revealing the vibrant new skin beneath.
The orange skins of the pumpkins illuminated the autumn festival with their warm glow.
The drum's skin was taut, producing a resonant sound when struck.
