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skin
noun as in outer covering, especially of animate being
Example Sentences
“But I feel like this team is very honest, very transparent and everybody don’t got no soft skin. So I feel like everybody can look in the mirror and we’ll be straight.”
In both male and female mice, applying RAGE406R directly to the skin accelerated wound closure.
I asked a cashier, noting that contemporary country makes my skin crawl despite the fact that I vaguely belong to the same ethnic group that produces it.
He wrote, “The bed, naturally enough, caught on fire, and Keith and Donna barely escaped the sudden inferno with their skins intact. The room was a total loss.”
Finished off with a soothing skin care routine, my face felt a little tender but looked more or less the same.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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