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of a citrus fruit, is the thin, brightly colored, outermost layer of the citrus fruit. Containing most of the peel's aromatic essential oils, it provides lively flavor to both sweet and savory dishes.
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| peeling |
The detachment of paint from the surface in ribbons or sheets. Like flaking, it is the result of loss of adhesion and film integrity. Peeling can be intercoat, or down to the substrate.
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| peel |
A large wooden tool used to transfer dough to and from a baking stone.
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| peeling skin syndrome |
A rare autosomal recessive syndrome in which sheets of skin exfoliate repeatedly, often leaving the body surface reddened and itchy.
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An open blister.
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