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Sentence Examples The neck of this clam is usually parboiled and skinned, with the skins being reserved and ground for chowder. The youth is described as dark skinned, of slim, athletic build, with dark, short hair. I looked down at the chicken I had cut up and skinned, and got another board out to cut onions up in. There was a fire going with a spit on it, the skinned deer being cooked to perfection. Matina did the spray tan for my wedding and even the makeup artist thought I was naturally olive skinned. I am pretty fair skinned and the last thing I wanted was an obvious spray tan streaking down my body. Salmon she has skinned and dried disappear and it seems the bear caches them in his body. Aswan is home of the Nubians, a dark skinned people, related to the people of the north of the Sudan. Place the chicken, skinned side up, on a rack in a roasting pan coated with cooking spray. One sees them stumble on, leaning on alpenstocks or throwing their heads back to gulp the last of a skinned borraccia. Chicken are cut and skinned and the wastage is dumped into the nearby Corporation dustbin. The grapes are amber to yellow-green in colour, thin skinned with firm, rich, moderately juicy, finely flavoured flesh. Just below, a freshly skinned ox head, looking chillingly alive, stares reproachfully at the viewer. Bernard stood in the corner of the room watching Ronald carve the turkey he was supposed to have caught, killed, skinned, and cut himself. Before I left for Costa Rica, I bought a Del Monte Gold, skinned its prickly bark, cored its hard center, and ate it with my fingers. A 1996 case was even traced to hunters who skinned and chopped a chimpanzee found dead in the forest. Well, the fairer skinned you are, the easier you sunburn, the more poorly you tan, the higher your risk. Within an hour of setting off, he had shot a roe deer, skinned and cleaned it. Right outside the door was the body of a dog, skinned and eviscerated, the organs neatly arranged in a set pattern. Those who have gutted a deer or skinned a rabbit might have some idea of the extreme nature of what an edged weapon can do to flesh. Show More Sentences There were three white skinned women who were inexpertly draped in Indian saris with long sleeved jackets. None of its limbs should be cut, skinned or immersed in hot water or feathers be deplumed without making sure of its death. If a daughter is too dark skinned she may not be able to find a good husband. Ensure that fish fillets are scaled and skinned and that there is no blood or viscera left on flesh. When the issue of pipelining Alaskan oil comes up, environmentalists start crying like a little girl with a skinned knee. When animals are killed on fur farms they are gassed or beaten and many of them are alive when they are skinned. There is a bunch of stuff I don't like or need, but we won't go there so as to not offend the sensitive and thin skinned. Then he built a big fire and skinned the bears, and tried out the fat and poured it into a hollow in the ground. Conventionally skinned in metal, the penthouse roof drains to a gutter on the north side. The woman is of mixed race, fair skinned, with dark curly hair, about 5ft 4in, of average build and wearing numerous gold necklaces. I quickly ran over and skinned the large beast that had caused these wounds on him. Cows are still skinned and dismembered alive, and pigs are still scalded to death, just like chickens are. He skinned the large creature and tossed the large pieces of skin and fur in a pile to the side. They had a sofa bed, but it looked as if they'd skinned the dog from Blues' Clues to make it. Your red hair which you tied into a French braid that morning was still perfectly fine, your knee was skinned. August was not August unless it was coloured by the few incidents of skinned knees, cuts and bruises. The people are dark skinned, their faces pinched, their bodies hunched as though perpetually cold. When I was little and I had skinned my knees or elbows or something, I'd come home crying. I was lying on the ground, and I had skinned my knees and my elbows on the asphalt. I had skinned my knee so I sat down and Jennifer said that you could see everything from here. Show More Sentences And you'll remember stuff like a tone of voice or your knee burning because you skinned it real bad. The dark skinned woman pulled up her sleeve and revealed two scars running up her left wrist. Miraculously, the victim was merely treated for skinned knees, while Simon was arrested and fined for violent conduct. One particular time she remembered was when Vicki had skinned her knee on the way over to her friend Wil's house. One of Matt's friends had tripped and skinned his knee earlier that evening. If you fell and skinned your knee or caught a cold, it was because God had seen you do something wrong. He did not know how to describe him, but then said that he was fair skinned, of oriental appearance, and with a pointed chin. Taking Colgan's pass, he skinned two defenders for pace, shipped another tackle and popped over with the inside of his left boot. Ballack set him free with subtle chip over the top, and Klose skinned the out-rushing keeper before slotting it home with ease. If she saw Rafe Moretti, she wouldn't've pinched his cheek, she would've bought a gram off him and skinned up right then and there. These small, knobbly skinned avocados from Guatemala are at their best at this time of year. While living here I have spotted many, including small shiny skinned skinks, geckos, and large monitor lizards. Martin looked at the barman, a balding, pale skinned man whose doughy flesh looked to be sloughing from him like a well boiled dumpling. For example, an estimated 40 per cent of hunted seals, she says, are skinned alive. He humphed as he skinned the organic, free-range, corn-fed chicken breast. When you were doing the interview, David, were you aware of just how thick skinned, how armored, he was like an armadillo? The vegetables generally sold as yams in supermarkets here are moist, orange-fleshed sweet potatoes, such as the red skinned Garnet and the brown-skinned Jewel. They gave the odd lilies the name of Maiden Lilies, for they had the same colorations of the pale skinned, blue haired, dark haired women of the village. But some scholars assert that fair skinned Aryans invaded India during 1500 BC and defeated dark skinned Dravidians and pushed them into South India. After weeks of hype, the baby finally arrived, weighing in at 413 pages with six chapters and one photo of a skinned harbor seal. Show More Sentences If all else fails, steam 12 ounces of boned, skinned sole fillets in a single layer until opaque but still moist-looking in the center, about 5 minutes. The stairs were hard on my elbows and knees, and I skinned them all badly. We hadn't been this close since I last skinned my knee when I was eleven. My guess is that the stain is too thickly applied and has skinned over. I took the same seat that I was just in and skinned my teeth. Have the turkey thighs boned and skinned at the meat market. I felt the warmth of the Arctic sun on a calm summer's day, the smooth hide of a newly skinned Harp seal, and the insulating fur of the Polar bear. The skinned nuts are cooked with a syrup boiled to the caramel stage. His skin was darker than a Urani's wont and slightly olive skinned. They were all olive skinned, with dark curling hair of various lengths. The eggplant particularly excited me, being a large skinned half, baked to goo and topped with beige soybean paste, the whole going down like savoury toffee'd banana. A skinned animal, believed to be a decapitated monkey, has been seized by Customs officers in Waterford city having been sent via parcel post from West Africa. The meat of this clam is often sliced into cutlets and fried while the siphon is often skinned and then ground in a food processor or chopper and used in chowders. There are 2.5 billion mummified, skinned, pressed, pinned, stained, frozen, pickled, skeletal-bleached, and desiccated dead specimens of species worldwide. She was so beautiful, standing there, looking at him with her deep-set eyes and the wind disheveling her hair, blowing it across her peachy skinned face. The Carpathian accretionary wedge is made of several thin skinned nappes composed of Cretaceous to Paleogene turbidites. His nickname is said to have derived from two old Danish words 'ble' meaning dark skinned and 'tan' meaning great man. It is double skinned, has a Sterling board inner, ship lap pine outer and is insulated with Celotex and Kingspan. Effect of taurine on sarcoplasmic reticulum function and force in skinned fast-twitch skeletal muscle fibres of the rat. Dark skinned as he was, he was most likely to be slighted and thrown out by that gori mem. Show More Sentences They were usually skinned with birch bark over a light wooden frame, but other types could be used if birch was scarce. She has this healthy glow, almost like she's golden skinned, but oh so jambu lah! Almost everyone walking into Room One recoils at the hyperrealism of the skinned models that surround and fill the room. Add a skinned, deseeded, chopped plum tomato, one star anise, this will intensify the aniseed flavour. Add one skinned and deseeded chopped plum tomato, one star anise, this will intensify the aniseed flavour. Depending upon the exact ritual, sometimes the corpse would be skinned by assistant priests, except for the hands and feet. Other meats that see frequent use in this region are elk meat, a favorite in crown roasts and burgers, and nearer the Mexican border rattlesnake, often skinned and stewed. Three rabbits came, and once they were at silflay the gunslinger pulled leather. He took them down, skinned them, gutted them, and brought them back to the camp. The Winter Garden, lying within the Heart of the City, is a large wood framed, glass skinned greenhouse housing some 2,500 plants from around the world. The newest incident of animal violence comes only a day after a cat was found partially skinned and hanging from a flag pole near Paphos, sparking outrage all over the island. They thought the Chinese relatively fair skinned compared to the other Asian stocks because they kept mostly in towns and were protected from environmental factors. Examples from Classical Literature The corpsman indicated the big cadet's hands, skinned and swollen from his labor in the mines. He cut up the dead calf, skinned it, and nailed the skin up in the porch to dry. When the animal is skinned, roll the skin up with the fur side out and put it in your pack. From all the poppycock Anglice bosh you talked about poker, I'd ha' played a straight game, and skinned you. They said we would be skinned to a finish by the faker who got us, and they were right. Of course the oryx were also brought up to the camp to be skinned and cut up. The keenest Yankee that ever skinned a flint, cannot approach him in trickiness. So he skinned the hare, and made a fire with the missal, and roasted and ate the hare. If it is desired to have the fish juicy and with their full flavour, do not have them skinned. Before I'd caught my breath I'd skinned both my knees on the gratin', an' was climbin' up before she rolled again. He was mate of a ship and smart as a red pepper poultice on a skinned heel. The wapiti was carefully skinned, and the skin spread out to dry. The old bear had been skinned and butchered, after a fashion. You got all the young bloods skinned, and I guess you've sure buried a mighty sight of them. The would be Dublin merchant prince gets skinned by the sharper and more experienced international business types around the card table. Jacob skinned them willow sticks, and skinned the old man, too. He's slipped the bunch, skinned a leader's nose, jammed against the rail. They shot a scrub horse that gave out on them and skinned the brand. Our ox was instantly killed, skinned, cut to pieces, and distributed. You know I have been accustomed to such things, as eels are to be skinned. Show More Sentences My face was just skinned with sunburn, and the salt air made it worse. An' a better man than them, that I love, layin' there dead to the world with a skinned face on the mat. Really, by the side of Sir James, he looks like a death's head skinned over for the occasion. Beginning at the head the guide skinned the animal in quick time. The Canadian skinned and cleaned it properly, after having taken half a dozen cutlets, destined to furnish us with a grilled repast in the evening. She was snatched by a crook, Carroty Kate, when just five years old, and used to lure wealthy children away from their nannies to be skinned of their clothes and jewellery. We skinned and quartered the bull and hauled him back to the boat, but instead of going back to camp, Frank steered his boat into a long, narrow fiord to look for more muskox. Recently topped out and now nearly skinned, it's a dreadful piece of work, ersatz as all get out, swaddled in phoney-baloney allusions to nearby cast-iron construction. Find more words! 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What is the opposite of skinned? Words that rhyme with skinned What is the adjective for skinned? What is the noun for skinned? Use our Sentence Generator Nearby Words skinnable skinless skinks skinker skink skinhead skinner skinner's skinnier skinnies skinniest skinniness 7-letter Words Starting With s sk ski skin skinn skinne