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descamação
Loss of bits of outer skin by peeling or shedding or coming off in scales.
shedding
desquamation
Portuguese
descamação
Peeling.
damaged
1
But
peeling
them off, as he soon found, was a different matter.
2
The
peeling
wooden slats had been painted green a few years ago.
3
And there the animal sat,
peeling
the wax paper off a lollypop.
4
Boy, you should have heard her discuss her method for
peeling
tomatoes.
5
Unearthing the truth about Ireland's maternity services is like
peeling
an onion.
6
While the girls were
peeling
the bark, the youths kept themselves hidden.
7
Then I typed in a title and applied a spinning,
shadow
-
peeling
effect.
8
A red light flashed on a
peeling
steel pole beside the road.
9
My lips are burning, Ready, and swelled; the skin is
peeling
off.
10
These substrata are employed to avoid the
peeling
off of the image.
11
No pictures were on the walls from which the wall-paper was
peeling
.
12
And the paint was
peeling
on the sunny side of the house.
13
She lived in the loft of a
peeling
Greenwich Village apartment building.
14
Investigative journalists have been busy
peeling
back these layers of offshore secrecy.
15
The false veneer of civilisation is
peeling
off at a great rate.
16
Do this when the skin is at risk of
peeling
back more.
peeling
peel
peel off
peel potatoes
peel away
peel back
peel an orange
Portuguese
descamação