pell in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

Pell (verb): To remove the outer layer or skin from something, typically fruits or vegetables, or to strip away layers to uncover what lies beneath.

She decided to pell the potatoes before boiling them for dinner.
The artist chose to pell away the layers of paint to reveal the original canvas.
He used a special tool to pell the bark from the tree without damaging the wood.
In the kitchen, it's essential to pell the fruit to remove any pesticides before eating.
After she learned to pell the garlic cloves, her cooking became much more flavorful.
The artist decided to pell the layers of paint to reveal the original canvas beneath.
During the storm, branches fell and pell around the yard, creating a chaotic scene.
She used a special tool to pell the fruit before making her famous pie.
The students were asked to pell the facts from the fiction in their research project.
In the folklore, the hero had to pell the giant's enchanted cloak to save the village.