peel|peels in English

noun

[pɪːl]

outer skin of fruit or vegetable, rind; scale, flake

Use "peel|peels" in a sentence

1. What is Candied citrus peel? Candied citrus peels have been transformed from bitter, astringent rinds to soft, sweet candies by simmering in a simple syrup

2. The dead skin eventually peels off.

3. Her nose peels in August like a Jersey potato.

4. Our professional Masques, Peels and Backbar sizes are available to …

5. Just like no noodles but full of useless onion peels.

6. Please peel this banana.

7. 6 The old caterpillar skin peels back and falls away.

8. • Hardens Acceptable Claims C. Skin i) Exfoliants (Alphahydroxy acids/Scrubs/ Peels)

9. Blanched almond flour– Ground up almonds with the peels/skins removed

10. Barbara Garson peels back the truth about Apple computers and their ilk.

11. Peel and section the oranges.

12. Peel and dice the potatoes.

13. The adhesive compositions improve dynamic shear strength, dynamic peel strength, as well as static peel strength.

14. The peel test device (1) is characterized by comprising a load detection means (6) which detects the change of the load applied to the adhesive tape (III) until the adherend (I) peels from the body portion (2) and a displacement detection means (7) which detects the change of the moving amount of the adherend (I) until the adherend (I) peels from the body portion (2).

15. Help the cook peel onions?

16. Hey, we got to peel.

17. These potatoes don't peel easily.

18. Peel and grate the potatoes.

19. Peel and dice the carrots.

20. Peel and pit two avocados.

21. Then you peel the tomatoes.

22. Peel initiating adhesive systems and methods

23. The paintwork is beginning to peel.

24. Peel and thinly slice the onion.

25. Peel and quarter the stalks lengthways.