英和和英

sheepskin

to peel off the skin―（獣や魚や芋なら）―skin a rabbit―skin a fish―skin a potato―（木の皮なら）―bark a tree―（馬の皮なら）―flay a horse―（果物の皮なら）―rind a fruit―peel an orange―pare an apple

discharge from the eyes

tanned leather

a layer of skin

The skin peels off.

something covered with a skin

the act of [flaying] something

A crust forms―A coat forms―on the surface.

to tan hides―dress skins

to peel a skin

the condition of being covered with a skin

cutaneous nerves

something covered with leather

strip the skin off

to expose a villain―unmask a knave

a thin covering or layer of skin

a spotted skin

to put one to shame―put one to the blush―shame one―humiliate one―put one out of countenance

the skin comes off

a discharge from the eyes

to show one's true colours―show the cloven hoof―betray oneself

hull the berries

a fur called sealskin

a log that has not been stripped of its bark

The skin is spotted―striped.

a peeled stalk of flax

a person who skins animals or processes them

of or relating to the hypodermis

A film forms.