peeler

— A peeler man who heard the din came in to see the show; He tried to run the bushman in, but he refused to go. And when at last the barber spoke, and said "'Twas all in fun— 'Twas just a little harmless joke, a trifle overdone."

— According to another superstition, the longer the peel, the longer the peeler's life would be.

— She and I took a few minutes together once the belts began rolling with red tomatoes and with the shiny cans which clanked their hollow wind-chime twang as they paraded down the chute on the way to their own conveyor belts which ran parallel to the wide ones the tomatoes rode on. In order to get these few minutes she'd had to implement a schedule for the peelers, who were always fighting like schoolchildren to get to the front of the line to claim their places, vying for the best spots where they could grab the biggest tomatoes to fill their cans faster.

— From about this time, it became customary to permit the peelers to appear annually before the government, immediately after the termination of the cinnamon-harvest.

— I like to use a swivel peeler on my apples, mainly because a good peeler removes the skin only, without hacking off the flesh underneath the way a knife will, even in deft hands.

— Fish-processing equipment consists of 33, 181, 189, 188, 694 Baader machines and others which would be replaced for six months by krill peelers with associated devices.

— To prepare the vignette, the limits of all control areas are scribed as thin lines on one sheet of coated plastic, and a mask is prepared for each of the two colors on plastic sheets with a peeler coating.

— Xanthan gum was introduced into a traditional, wax-based coating formulation for easy peelers.

— They bought peelers [crabs that would soon shed] and kept them in large wooden floats until the crabs shed.

— Fancy a wave, one of those little peelers?

— It took a real good bronc peeler ( horse breaker ) to handle those big 79 broncs ;