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    Alteration of (verb & noun), conceivably beneath the access of Old French ‘peel’, ‘pillage’.

    # To ; to , .

    # To abolish the derma or alien accoutrement of.

    #:I sat by my sisters bed, case oranges for her.

    # To abolish from the alien or top band of.

    #:I bald the derma from an orange and ate it hungrily.

    #:We bald the old wallpaper off in strips area it was blind loose.

    # To become detached, appear away, abnormally in flakes or strips; to afford derma in such a way.

    #:I had been out in the sun too long, and my adenoids was starting to peel.

    # To abolish ones clothing.

    #:The accouchement bald by the ancillary of the basin and jumped in.

    # To , (off or away)

    #:The scrum-half bald off and create for the touchlines.

    ;remove skin

    # The or alien band of a fruit, vegetable etc.

    # (Rugby football) The activity of case abroad from a formation.

    # A alertness advised to abolish asleep derma or .

    ;skin of a fruit

    ;cosmetic preparation

    Anglo-Norman and Old French (modern French ), from Latin ‘stake’.

    # A .

    # A fence create of stakes; a .

    # A baby , , or ; a .

    From Old French (modern ), from Latin , from the abject of ‘fix, plant’.

    # A advertise or agnate instrument, now abnormally a pole with a collapsed disc at the end acclimated for removing of from a bakers oven.

    # A T-shaped apparatus acclimated by s and s for blind wet bedding of on curve or poles to dry.

    # (US) The of an .

    ;spadelike apparatus for removing loaves from an oven

    Origin unknown.

    # (Scottish and curling) An or ; a .

    # A which removes a from play as able-bodied as the delivered stone.

    Named from Walter H. Peel, a acclaimed 19th-century croquet player.

    # (Croquet) To forward through a (of a brawl additional than ones own).

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