After everyone arrived, Mark offered to skin up and pass it around.

The eerie melody was so haunting it gave me goose skin.

She was diagnosed with skin cancer after a suspicious mole began to change shape.

The comedian's joke about a skin flute made the audience groan.

The art critic argued that the director's latest film relied too heavily on skin-flick tropes to be considered serious cinema.

In the seventeenth-century medical text, the condition known as veal-skin was often confused with other pigment disorders.

The tanner refused the shipment because the skin wool smelled of decay.

The researcher carefully examined the specimen's scarf-skin before preserving it.

She wrapped the fragile hare-skin around her shoulders to keep warm on the cold morning.

The conservator examined the fragile goldbeater's skin used in the restoration of the illuminated manuscript.