peel

"The orange had a thin peel, so I easily removed it before eating the fruit. "

"The peel of paint on the old bookshelf was a mess. "

"My skin felt rough, so I used a gentle peel to remove dead skin cells before my school photos. "

"Before eating the apples, I peeled them to remove the skin. "

"I peeled (the skin from) a banana and ate it hungrily."

"I had been out in the sun too long, and my nose was starting to peel."

"The children peeled by the side of the lake and jumped in."

"The scrum-half peeled off and made for the touchlines."

"The farmer used a sharp stick as a peel to mark the boundary of his field. "

"The school's sports field was surrounded by a sturdy peel to keep out the neighborhood dogs. "

"The old peel held the village's important documents during the war. "

"The baker used the peel to carefully remove the hot pizza from the oven. "

"The printer used the peel to hang the wet posters on the clothesline to dry. "

"The rower used the peel of his oar to propel the boat forward. "

"The debate about who would get the last slice of pizza ended in a peel – both siblings got an equal portion. "

"The peel was a crucial part of the strategy in the curling game; it took out the opponent's stone and delivered a new one. "

"The tennis player peeled the ball, hitting it with a sharp, angled shot. "

"The soccer player skillfully peeled the ball through the opponent's hoop. "

"The gang peeled the local convenience store, taking all the money and snacks. "

"The fisherman caught a small peel, a young salmon. "