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If you peel off a tight piece of clothing, you take it off, especially by turning it inside out.
verb. peeled off; peeling off; peels off. Synonyms of peel off. intransitive verb. 1. : to veer away from an airplane formation especially for diving or landing. 2. : depart, leave. Synonyms. bail out. begone. book [ slang] bug off. bug out. bugger off [ British slang] buzz (off) clear off [ chiefly British] clear out. cut out. depart. dig out.
When vehicles, people, or animals peel away/off, they separate from the group or structure they were part of and move away in a different direction: One motorbike peeled away from the formation and circled round behind the rest .
verb. peel off the outer layer of something. see more. verb. take off, as with some difficulty. see more. verb. come off in flakes or thin small pieces. synonyms: flake, flake off, peel.
Definition of peel off phrasal verb in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more.
peel off. 1. To remove (an article of clothing that fits snugly). 2. To break away from a group in motion, especially to leave flight formation in order to land an aircraft or make a dive. 3. To leave or depart, especially in a hurry. peel out.
a. to remove (the skin, bark, etc.) or be removed. The old skin peeled off. b. Aeronautics. to leave a flying formation of aircraft with a banking turn, usually from one end of an echelon. c. informal. to turn off or leave (a road) We peeled off the highway onto a dirt road. d.
peel off meaning, definition, what is peel off: to take your clothes off: Learn more.
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Peel means to pull or strip off the natural external covering or protection of something: to peel an orange, a potato. Pare is used of trimming off chips, flakes, or superficial parts from something, as well as of cutting off the skin or rind: to pare the nails; to pare a potato.
