英和和英

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

the act of [flaying] something

a layer of skin

The skin peels off.

something covered with a skin

tanned leather

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

sheepskin

to peel a skin

a spotted skin

the condition of being covered with a skin

to tan hides―dress skins

something covered with leather

to expose a villain―unmask a knave

the skin comes off

strip the skin off

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

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

sea-otter fur

the thick surface

a log that has not been stripped of its bark

hull the berries

a thin covering or layer of skin

of or relating to the hypodermis

My face peels.

a peeled stalk of flax

a tanned leather made out of horse

a peeled hemp stalk

He has shown his true colours―betrayed the cloven hoof.

The face peels.