1) Blistering 2) Crumbling 3) Damaged 4) KP chore 5) Paying for a sunburn 6) Post-sunburn phase 7) Skin from wee fish 8) Stripping off 9) Sunburn aftermath 1) Damaged 2) Desquamation 3) Flaking 4) Rind 5) Scaly 
• (p. pr. & vb. n.) of Peel
A stripping off or loss of epidermis, as in sunburn or toxic epidermal necrolysis. ... Origin: M.E. Pelen ... (05 Mar 2000) ... 
Detachment of a dried paint film in relatively large pieces, usually caused by moisture or grease under the painted surface.
Detachment of a dried paint film in relatively large pieces, usually caused by moisture or grease unLoss of adhesion resulting in detachment and curling of the paint film from either previous coatings or the substrate.
Type: Term Pronunciation: pēl′ing Definitions: 1. A stripping off or loss of epidermis, as follows burns or therapeutic exfoliations.
A cutting process to produce a bright surface on, and remove surface defects from, round steel bar.
Changing from one spinnaker to another.
[adj] - having the paint loose and peeling away
Separation of the zinc coating from the steel strip.
A defect in glazed ware characterised by the engobe or glaze separating from the body in flakes. This is usually due to high compressive stresses in the layer.
adjective having the paint loose and peeling away; `a dilapidated house with peeling paint`; `peeling row houses`
A process in which thin flakes of matrix or mortar are broken away from concrete surface; caused by adherence of surface mortar-to forms as forms are removed, or to trowel or float in portland cement plaster.
Detachment of a dried paint film in relatively large pieces, usually caused by moisture or grease under the painted surface.
Delamination.
A defect that occurs in glazed ware, peeling occurs when the glaze flakes away from the body.