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skin

Letters that make skin

s, k, n, i are letters that make 'skin'

Words within skin

ski, kin, ki, in, IN, Ki, In are words within 'skin'

Anagrams of skin

sink, inks, kins are anagrams of 'skin'

Words created by adding a letter to the beginning or end of skin

skins, skint, skink are words created by adding a letter to 'skin'

skin is a 4 letter word ending with n
skin is a 4 letter word starting with s

10 possible definitions for 'skin'

Skin as "an outer surface (usually thin)"

Under this definition, skin is a noun and has the following properties:

skin as a type

'skin' can be a type of surface.

skin as a part

'skin' can be a part of aircraft.

Example of skin used within this context

"the skin of an airplane"

Skin as "body covering of a living animal"

Under this definition, skin is a noun and has the following properties:

Synonyms

hide, pelt have the same meaning as 'skin'

skin as a type

'skin' can be a type of body covering.

Derivatives of skin

skin, scrape are derivatives of 'skin'.

Skin as "a bag serving as a container for liquids, it is made from the hide of an animal"

Under this definition, skin is a noun and has the following properties:

skin as a type

'skin' can be a type of bag.

Types of skin

waterskin, water skin, wineskin are types of 'skin'.

Skin as "a natural protective body covering and site of the sense of touch"

Under this definition, skin is a noun and has the following properties:

Synonyms

tegument, cutis have the same meaning as 'skin'

skin as a type

'skin' can be a type of connective tissue, body covering.

Types of skin

scalp, hangnail, thick skin, cuticle, agnail, skin graft, dewlap, buff, investment, prepuce, prepuce, foreskin, foreskin are types of 'skin'.

Substances of skin

melanin is a substance of skin.

skin as a part

'skin' can be a part of integumentary system.

Parts of skin

Pacinian corpuscle, sweat gland, sudoriferous gland, cuticle, dermis, corium, derma, macule, freckle, liver spot, epidermis, skin cell, crinkle, pressure point, lentigo, whitehead, milium, blackhead, comedo, pore, line, furrow, crease, wrinkle, macula, scab, seam, free nerve ending are parts of 'skin'.

Derivatives of skin

skin, scrape, skinny, cutaneous, cutaneal, dermal are derivatives of 'skin'.

Example of skin used within this context

"your skin is the largest organ of your body"

Skin as "the rind of a fruit or vegetable"

Under this definition, skin is a noun and has the following properties:

Synonyms

peel has the same meaning as skin

skin as a type

'skin' can be a type of rind.

Types of skin

jacket, lemon peel, orange peel, banana peel, banana skin, lemon rind, orange rind are types of 'skin'.

skin as a part

'skin' can be a part of edible fruit.

Derivatives of skin

pare, skin, peel are derivatives of 'skin'.

Skin as "a person's skin regarded as their life"

Under this definition, skin is a noun and has the following properties:

skin as a type

'skin' can be a type of animation, aliveness, living, life.

Example of skin used within this context

"he tried to save his skin"

Skin as "remove the bark of a tree"

Under this definition, skin is a verb and has the following properties:

Synonyms

bark has the same meaning as skin

skin as a type

'skin' can be a type of strip.

Derivatives of skin

bark is a derivative of skin.

Skin as "strip the skin off"

Under this definition, skin is a verb and has the following properties:

Synonyms

pare, peel have the same meaning as 'skin'

skin as a type

'skin' can be a type of strip.

Types of skin

flay, peel off are types of 'skin'.

Derivatives of skin

parer, paring knife, peeler, skin, skinner, paring, peel are derivatives of 'skin'.

Skin as "bruise, cut, or injure the skin or the surface of"

Under this definition, skin is a verb and has the following properties:

Synonyms

scrape has the same meaning as skin

skin as a type

'skin' can be a type of injure, wound.

Derivatives of skin

hide, pelt, skin, tegument, cutis, scrape, excoriation, abrasion, scratch are derivatives of 'skin'.

Example of skin used within this context

"The boy skinned his knee when he fell"

Skin as "climb awkwardly, as if by scrambling"

Under this definition, skin is a verb and has the following properties:

Synonyms

shin, shinny, scramble, struggle, sputter, clamber have the same meaning as 'skin'

skin as a type

'skin' can be a type of climb.

Derivatives of skin

struggle, clamber are derivatives of 'skin'.