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skinning

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skinning
Creating a new appearance on a graphical interface (GUI). See skin.
skinning
The growth of a dry film on the surface of paint in a container; caused by oxidation of the drying oils in the paint binder.


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The steward killed her, but on skinning her found that she was nothing but bones, although she appeared so fat.
These, like the hired trappers, are bound to exert themselves to the utmost in taking beaver, which, without skinning, they render in at the trader's lodge, where a stipulated price for each is placed to their credit.
A boy trained among men would never have dreamed of skinning a ten-foot tiger alone, but Mowgli knew better than anyone else how an animal's skin is fitted on, and how it can be taken off.
 
 
 
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