Pronunciation: /pil ɒf/
noun A thin outer covering or layer that can be removed from a surface
A1 I found a peel off mask in the beauty store.
A2 She loves to use peel off stickers in her art projects.
B1 The peel off label on the package was easy to remove.
B2 The peel off wallpaper was a great solution for quick room updates.
C1 The peel off backing on the new phone screen protector was very satisfying to remove.
C2 The peel off feature of the new car paint protection film made it easy to apply without any bubbles.
verb To remove a thin outer covering or layer from a surface
A1 I peel off the sticker from the apple before eating it.
A2 She peeled off the old wallpaper to reveal the bare walls underneath.
B1 The sunburn on my skin is starting to peel off.
B2 The detective peeled off the layers of lies to uncover the truth.
C1 The artist carefully peeled off the masking tape to reveal the intricate design underneath.
C2 The scientist used a special technique to peel off the top layer of the skin to study its composition.
formal The label on the bottle was starting to peel off.
informal I hate when stickers peel off and leave sticky residue.
slang I tried to peel off the band-aid but it hurt too much.
figurative She tried to peel off the layers of his tough exterior to reveal his true feelings.
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