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peeling (off)verb1present participle of peel (off) to rid oneself of (a garment)peeled off the wet clothes and tossed them over the shower rod doffing, dousing, putting off, removing, shrugging off, taking off husking, sheddingkicking (off)disrobing, stripping, undressing donning, putting on, slipping (into), throwing (on) wearingappareling(or apparelling), arraying, attiring, bedecking, clothing, dressing, garbing, rigging, robing, suiting to leave a place often for anotherit's rude to peel off like that without thanking your host bailing, bailing out, booking(slang), buggering off(British slang), bugging off, bugging out, buzzing (off), clearing off(chiefly British), clearing out, cutting out, departing, digging out, exiting, getting, getting off, going, going off, moving, packing (up or off), parting, piking (out or off), pulling out, pushing off, pushing on, quitting, running along, sallying (forth), scarpering(British), shoving (off), stepping (along), taking off, vamoosing, walking out setting out, starting, striking outabsconding, decamping, escaping, evacuating, fleeing, flying, getting out, mizzling(chiefly British), running away, scatting, scramming, skippinggoing out, lighting out, stepping outabandoning, deserting, forsaking, vacatingemigratingadjourning, removing, retiring, retreating, withdrawing beating it, hitting the road, pulling stakes(or pulling up stakes), taking a hike(also taking a walk), taking a powder arriving, coming, showing up, turning up abiding, dwelling, lodging, remaining, settling, staying, tarryingapproaching, closing, nearinghitting, landing, reaching |