Adjective:

- त्वचेचा,

skinned's Usage Examples:

Alloys composed mostly of aluminium have been very important in aerospace manufacturing since the introduction of metal-skinned aircraft.

The airframe was of thin-walled stressed skin construction, with the rear fuselage skinned in magnesium alloy.

As early as the 1930s, lakes racers, searching for that extra competitive edge, pulled a page directly from early automobile construction and skinned the cockpits of their roadsters and streamliners with removable canvas.

which millions of dark-skinned and healthy West Africans were forcibly transported to the New World as part of the Atlantic slave trade.

A second key case in 2018 occurred when Woniu Technology, the creators of Taiji Panda, sued Tianxiang Company over their mobile game Hua Qian Gu as a reskinned clone of Taija Panda.

They are light skinned and very tall with long noses, in comparison to other groups.

Bulbs The pale brown-skinned ovoid tunicate bulbs have a membranous tunic and a corky stem (base or.

ProcessIn the process of maceration, the carcass is first skinned and defleshed by hand as much as is practical, and all internal organs are removed.

It has made strong statements against the persecution of dark skinned Mauritanians, the continuation of slavery and unfair labor practices, and for guarantees of safety and resources for those refugees from the 1989 interethnic conflict who remain in Senegal.

tender-skinned friends were on the point of losing dignity, and the atmosphere betokened a storm.

It has red-skinned stolon roots and rhizomes, glaucous, long, blue-grey leaves, and bi-coloured flowers.

Other novels of passing and the color lineNella Larsen's novel Passing, published in the same year, has a very similar plot: a light-skinned African-American woman pretends to be white and becomes involved with a white supremacist.

Synonyms:

velvety-skinned, smooth-skinned,

Antonyms:

skinless,