1. [informal] Completely unclothed
   "I felt peeled and powerless, stripped of my manhood and black against the whole white world";
   - bare-assed [N. Amer, informal], bare-ass [N. Amer, informal], in the altogether [informal], in the buff [informal], in the raw [informal], raw [informal], naked as a jaybird [US, informal], stark naked [informal], buck naked [N. Amer, informal]
    
2. Having had the skin, rind, or outer covering removed
   "Add the peeled potatoes to the pot"

1. Remove the skin from
   "peel apples";
   - skin, pare
    
2. Come off in flakes or thin small pieces
   "The paint in my house is peeling off";
   - peel off, flake off, flake
    
3. Get undressed
   "He peeled off his wet clothes";
   - undress, discase [archaic], uncase [archaic], unclothe, strip, strip down [informal], disrobe, unrobe

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See also: unclothed

Type of: break, break away, break off, chip, chip off, come off, snap off, strip, take off

Antonym: dress, enclothe [rare]

Encyclopedia: Peel, New South Wales