Excoriate

The chef will excoriate the fish before cooking it.

The sculptor chiseled away at the marble block, aiming to excoriate the excess material and reveal the sculpture within.

The runner's feet were excoriate from running in ill-fitting shoes.

He winced as the nurse began to excoriate the blister on his foot.

The surgeon had to excoriate the burn victim's wound to remove the damaged tissue.

The athlete had to excoriate the calluses on his hands before the competition.

The tattoo artist will excoriate the client's skin before applying the design.

The veterinarian needed to excoriate the tick's body from the dog's fur.

The farmer had to excoriate the dead bark from the tree trunk to save it from infestation.

The harsh detergent can excoriate the delicate fabric of your clothes.

The strong wind and sandstorm can excoriate your skin if you're not protected.

The acidic substance can excoriate the enamel of your teeth.

Be careful not to excoriate the paint on the car while washing it.

The repetitive motion of typing can excoriate the skin on your fingertips.

Using a rough sponge can excoriate the surface of your dishes.

The coarse brush can excoriate the surface of the canvas.

Excessive scrubbing can excoriate the surface of your skin, causing irritation.

The farmer had to excoriate the hides of the animals to prepare them for tanning.

The gardener will excoriate the bark of the tree to encourage new growth.

The climber used a brush to excoriate the moss from the rock surface.

The chef's hands were excoriate from chopping onions all day.

The newborn's excoriate scalp was a common occurrence in babies.

The harsh detergent left her skin excoriate and red.

After hours of gardening, her hands were covered in excoriate blisters.