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ˈdark-skinned <darker-, darkest-> ADJ.

dark-skinned

thick-ˈskinned ADJ.

thick-skinned
thick-skinned
to be thick-skinned

thin-ˈskinned ADJ.

thin-skinned
thin-skinned

I. skin [skɪn] SUST.

1. skin usu sing. (on body):

2. skin (animal hide):

3. skin (rind):

skin of fruit, potato, almonds
skin of boiled potato
skin of sausage, tomatoes

4. skin (outer covering):

skin aircraft, ship

5. skin usu sing. (film on hot liquid):

6. skin inform.:

to be nothing but skin and bone(s)
to get under sb's skin (irritate or annoy sb)
to get under sb's skin (move or affect sb)
it's no skin off my nose [or ingl. am. alsoback]
by the skin of one's teeth

II. skin <-nn-> [skɪn] V. trans.

1. skin (remove skin):

odreti
skin fruit
lupiti [form. perf. olupiti]
to skin sb alive hum.

2. skin (graze):

ˈskin can·cer SUST. no pl.

skin-ˈdeep ADJ. pred.

ˈskin dis·ease SUST.

ˈskin-div·er SUST. DEP.

potapljač(ica) m (f) na dah

ˈskin-div·ing SUST. no pl.

ˈskin flick SUST. coloq.

ˈskin graft SUST. MED.

1. skin graft (skin transplant):

2. skin graft (skin section):

ˈskin-tight ADJ.

Present
Iskin
youskin
he/she/itskins
weskin
youskin
theyskin
Past
Iskinned
youskinned
he/she/itskinned
weskinned
youskinned
theyskinned
Present Perfect
Ihaveskinned
youhaveskinned
he/she/ithasskinned
wehaveskinned
youhaveskinned
theyhaveskinned
Past Perfect
Ihadskinned
youhadskinned
he/she/ithadskinned
wehadskinned
youhadskinned
theyhadskinned

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Some women go to great lengths to keep their skin fair, including wearing face masks when out in the sun.
en.wikipedia.org
The surface has sharp protruding spicules which can cause skin irritation if touched.
en.wikipedia.org
Moreover, additional to tissue prolapse, postpartum diminishment (involution) of the voluminous milk glands in the breast aggravates the looseness of the suspensory ligaments, and of the inelastic, overstretched skin envelope.
en.wikipedia.org
The development of disease can occur rapidly, and symptoms in cats include skin ulceration, chronic respiratory infection, and necrotizing sinusitis.
en.wikipedia.org
Her skin is sun-baked and her smiles are frequent.
www.jamaicaobserver.com

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