When traveling in unfamiliar cities, keeping one's eyes skinned can prevent you from becoming an easy target for thieves.

Every seasoned hiker keeps one's eyes skinned on narrow mountain paths to avoid missteps.

The nights were dangerous when one kept one's eyes skinned to avoid ambush.

The camp leader's motto, "keep one's eyes skinned," reminded everyone to stay alert.

My grandmother always warned me, don't sell the skin till you have caught the bear, whenever I started making plans based on a job interview.

The committee refused to fund the project because the skinflints on the board insisted on cutting every cost.

Don't skinch the sauce—people will notice if you use so little.

Don't invite that skinch to dinner—he'll haggle over the last slice of bread.

At the town meeting, she reminded everyone that skinfolk shouldn't be assumed to share the same views just because of their appearance.

The explorer carefully cataloged the strange skinches found inside the ancient chest.