To remove the husks from, as of ears of corn.

(Homonym: pair, pear).
1. To decrease gradually or bit by bit; SYN. pare down.
2. To remove the edges from; SYN. trim.

ETYM Confused with peel to strip, but from French piller to pillage. Related to Pill to rob, Pillage.
(Homonym: peal).
> 1. To remove the top layer of something, such as the rind of a fruit.
2. To strip off an outer layer of.
3. To remove by stripping.
4. To take off one's clothes.
5. To break away from a group or formation — often used with off. + prikaži više

To take something out of its shell or pod, such as peas or beans; SYN. pod.

A lawn bowling game played on a bowling green and indoors.

Sliver, shaving, thin slice; part of a fruit or vegetable pared or cut off

ETYM From Pare.
1. A part that is pared or cut off; especially skin or peel; SYN. parings.
2. A thin fragment or slice (especially of wood) that has been shaved from something; SYN. sliver, shaving.