Peel and Touch

Peel

Peel verb - To remove the natural covering of.

Touch and peel are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Touch" instead a verb "Peel".

Nearby Words: peeled, peeling, peeler

Touch

Touch verb - To come into bodily contact with (something) so as to perceive a slight pressure on the skin.

Peel and touch are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Peel" instead a verb "Touch".

How words are described

single single peel single touch
classical classical peel classical touch

Common collocations

piece peel piece touch piece
skin peel skin touch skin
target peel target touch target

Both words in one sentence

  • It has something of a masked Title Drop: "And now I stand / and I peel for more / won't you touch me, touch me..."
  • Days of the New had quite a few big hits on the rock charts from 1997 to 2001, but today are known solely for their debut single, "Touch, Peel, and Stand".
  • The Hellfire Club's introductory appearance in X-Men was originally a parody/homage of the classic The Avengers episode "A Touch of Brimstone", where Steed and Peel battle a genteel criminal organization called...the Hellfire Club.
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