1
Only the experienced and expert can cut the tough outer rind.
2
Out of the outer rind, when split off, the Indian makes baskets and window-blinds.
3
The peculiar flavor is in the outer rind.
4
The outer rind of it inclines to peel off, and large crystals project on the exposed surface.
5
As a rule, the outer rind of nuts is bitter, and the inner kernel of edible fruits.
6
They may leave marks on the outer rind, but the fruity pulp will remain perpetually out of reach.
7
Was this arid desolation, alternately frozen and scorched, only the outer rind and mask of some subterranean world?
8
The outer rind is so thick and tough, that from whatever height it may fall it is never broken.
9
We cut a square piece of bark off a tree, the outer rind of which was peculiarly tough and thick.
10
It falls immediately it is ripe; but the outer rind is so tough that it is never broken by the fall.
11
Limes and some other citrus fruits contain phototoxic compounds in the oil glands found in the outer rind of the fruit.
12
The agent in sowing in this case is a bird, which eats the outer rind, and throws the kernel on the ground.
13
In the wild, the inner leaf gel is protected by the fleshy outer rind that prevents moisture loss and protects it from the atmosphere.