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skin up GLAG. nepreh. glag. brit. angl. sleng

skin up

sich daj. eine Tüte bauen sleng

skin up

sich daj. einen [Joint] drehen [o. avstr., južnem. wuzeln] pog.

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Carefully slice from one side of the gammon to the other, using quick, short strokes to help peel the skin up and away from the fat.

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They pulled the skin up on the man's knuckle and cut it.

theconversation.com

Lathering your skin up with oil and then scrubbing with coarse sand is the best way to exfoliate.

www.elle.com.au

It messes my skin up and it cracks and peels, so it's painful.

nymag.com

We shed a layer of clothing and skin up into the forest, side by side, chatting.

www.telegraph.co.uk

The skins are riveted to the spars leaving no bump where the one piece ribs previously pushed the skin up where it crossed the spar.

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The whales tried to get themselves free and scratched their skin up quite badly.

www.stuff.co.nz

Actors are given temporary facelifts by holding the skin up with a ribbon on the back of the head.

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That suction pulls his skin up into the cup, breaking capillaries and causing blood to pool and stagnate, creating a bruise.

www.theatlantic.com

This means sewing the muscles and using surgical staples or stitches to close the skin up.

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