skinned

/ skɪnd /

adjective

1. stripped of the skin
2. 1. having a skin as specified
   2. ( in combination )

      thick-skinned

3. keep one's eyes skinned or keep one's eyes peeled
   to watch carefully

Example Sentences

Doak skinned him and hit the byeline.

From BBC

They are being skinned alive by the community who are frustrated, feeling like we’ve betrayed the grassroots movement and are offering a soft endorsement of Vice President Harris by saying how bad Trump is.

From Slate

“I found the back half of one on my porch once. Looked like it had been skinned. That freaked me out,” he said.

From Slate

The media, he said, and especially the late-night comedy shows, “skinned me alive. They rolled me in margarita salt.”

From Salon

"They skinned me alive. They rolled me in margarita salt. They mocked me on 'Saturday Night Live.' They derided me on every late-night comedy show."

From Salon

Related Words

• peeled