Skinned and Took

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Skinned adjective - Having skin of a specified kind.

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Took and skinned are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Took" instead a verb "Skinned".

Nearby Words: skin, skinny, skinner, skinning

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Skinned and took are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Skinned" instead a verb "Took".

Ghost Trick again: Yomiel, for the events on the day the game takes place, took the cat's name "Sissel" as an alias for dealing with the blue-skinned foreigners.

Source: We Named the Monkey "Jack"
Their foremothers were ordinary women who took up combat to save themselves: by the time we meet them in the comic, they are blue-skinned warriors who reproduce asexually.

Source: Amazon Brigade
In Greek Mythology, Heracles strangled the Nemean Lion that was terrorizing the countryside, skinned it (with its own fangs), then took its impenetrable skin for armor.

Source: Improvised Armour

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