peeling|peelings in English
noun
[peel·ing || 'pɪːlɪŋ]
stripping off of a peel or rind; peeled-off piece of fruit or vegetable (such as potato skin); act of a thing that peels, act of a person who peels; loss of epidermis, stripping off of the outermost layer of skin (Medicine); cosmetic method of removing dead skin cells from the body and face, exfoliation, cosmetic method of removal of the epidermis
Use "peeling|peelings" in a sentence
1. 10 Put the potato peelings on the compost heap.
2. Throw the potato peelings on the compost heap.
3. 7 Put the vegetable peelings on the compost heap.
4. Put the potato peelings on the compost heap.
5. Put the vegetable peelings on the compost heap.
6. 8 Best thin potato gruel with peelings in?
7. My face is peeling.
8. 5 Throw the potato peelings on the compost heap.
9. The wallpaper is peeling .
10. My back is peeling.
11. Also, you are very peeling.
12. The wallpaper is peeling off.
13. 10 The wallpaper is peeling .
14. She noticed the peeling paintwork.
15. He carried on peeling the potatoes.
16. 22 The wallpaper is peeling off.
17. Plaster was peeling off the ceiling.
18. Paint was peeling from the walls.
19. Bits of the walls were peeling.
20. Paint was peeling off the walls.
21. The walls were peeling from the damp.
22. The paper was peeling from the wall.
23. Its once-elegant white pillars are peeling.
24. Marie stood at the sink, peeling potatoes .
25. We also ate grasshoppers, cassava peelings, hibiscus leaves, elephant grass —any leaves we could find.