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Peal vs. Peel

Finding the differences between Peal and Peel

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Peal vs. Peel

When bells peal, they ring out loudly.
A loud sound or series of sounds, as in a peal of bells or peals of laughter.

The tough outer skin of a fruit.
To remove the skin of a vegetable or a fruit.
To remove or to pull off.
To come off in pieces or strips.
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