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1. (n.) peeler
a kitchen implement for removing the peel from a vegetable or fruit.
2. peeler
one that peels.
3. (Brit. Archaic.) peeler
a police officer.
Etymology: (1810–20; after Sir R. Peel ; see -er1)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) stripper, striptease artist, striptease, stripteaser, exotic dancer, ecdysiast, peeler
a performer who provides erotic entertainment by undressing to music
2. (noun) peeler
a worker who peels the skins from fruits and vegetables
3. (noun) peeler
a device for peeling vegetables or fruits
"she invented a potato peeler"
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) peeler
one who peels or strips
2. (noun) peeler
a pillager
3. (noun) peeler
a nickname for a policeman; -- so called from Sir Robert Peel
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Sense: a tool etc that peels (something)
a potato-peeler.
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 Afrikaans: skiller |
 Arabic: مِقْشَرَه |
 Bulgarian: белачка |
 Brazilian: descascador |
 Czech: loupač |
 German: der Schäler |
 Danish: skræller; -skræller |
 Greek: αποφλοιωτής |
 Spanish: pelador |
 Estonian: koorimisnuga |
 Farsi: وسیله پوست کندن |
 Finnish: kuorintaveitsi |
 French: éplucheur |
 Hebrew: מַקלֵף |
 Hindi: छिलने वाला |
 Croatian: stroj za guljenje |
 Hungarian: hámozókés |
 Indonesian: alat pengupas |
 Icelandic: flysjari, skrælari |
 Italian: sbucciapatate/pelapatate |
 Japanese: 皮むき器 |
 Korean: 껍질을 벗기는 기구 |
 Lithuanian: skutiklis |
 Latvian: mizotājs; sakņu nazis |
 Malay: pengupas |
 Dutch: schilmes |
 Norwegian: skreller |
 Polish: przyrząd do obierania |
 Persian: وسیله پوست کندن |
 Pashto: چاقو |
 Portuguese: descascador |
 Romanian: maşină de decojit |
 Russian: приспособление для очистк |
 Slovak: škrabák |
 Slovenian: lupilnik |
 Serbian: nož za ljuštenje |
 Swedish: skalare, skalkniv |
 Thai: ที่ปอกเปลือก |
 Turkish: soyucu |
 Taiwanese: 剝皮器 |
 Ukrainian: інструмент для обдирання, |
 Urdu: چھيلنے کا آلہ |
 Vietnamese: dụng cụ bóc vỏ |
 Chinese: 剥皮器 |
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