What part of speech is peel?

Peel can be categorized as a noun and a verb.

Parts of speech

Verb
peel - To plunder; to pillage, rob.
peel - To remove the skin or outer covering of.
peel - To remove from the outer or top layer of.
peel - To become detached, come away, especially in flakes or strips; to shed skin in such a way.
peel - To remove one's clothing.
peel - To move, separate.
peel - To send through a hoop of a ball other than one's own.
peel - To sound loudly.
Noun
peel - the rind of a fruit or vegetable
Peel - British politician (1788-1850)

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1.	noun	He slipped on a banana peel.
2.	noun	You can easily judge the ripeness of a banana by the color of its peel.
3.	noun	Have you ever slipped on a banana peel?
4.	noun	Everyone in the room burst out laughing when they saw Tom slip on the banana peel.
5.	noun	Tom slipped on a banana peel.
6.	noun	Mary was amazed when Tom ate an orange, peel and all.
7.	noun	I have never slipped on a banana peel.
8.	noun	He mixes the wholemeal flour, the coriander, the lemon peel and the cinnamon in a bowl.
9.	noun	We finished with a curl of orange peel.
10.	noun	Please throw the banana peel in the vermicompost bin.
11.	noun	The cat slipped on the peach peel.
12.	noun	I like water with orange peel.
13.	verb	Lend me a knife with which to peel this pear.
14.	verb	I'll peel an orange for you.
15.	verb	I can peel an apple.
16.	verb	His fake moustache started to peel off on one side.
17.	verb	Some teachers peel potatoes while teaching.
18.	verb	Please peel the potatoes.
19.	verb	Tom is too young to peel an apple.
20.	verb	It's difficult to peel chestnuts.
21.	verb	Can't you peel an orange?
22.	verb	The paper was beginning to peel off the walls.
23.	verb	I have to peel a whole bucket of apples for a jam.
24.	verb	I cannot peel potatoes. I don't have a knife.
25.	verb	I have to peel the apples.
26.	verb	I like to peel apples.
27.	verb	Where did you peel them?

Sentence
noun
He slipped on a banana peel.
You can easily judge the ripeness of a banana by the color of its peel.
Have you ever slipped on a banana peel?
Everyone in the room burst out laughing when they saw Tom slip on the banana peel.
Tom slipped on a banana peel.
Mary was amazed when Tom ate an orange, peel and all.
I have never slipped on a banana peel.
He mixes the wholemeal flour, the coriander, the lemon peel and the cinnamon in a bowl.
We finished with a curl of orange peel.
Please throw the banana peel in the vermicompost bin.
The cat slipped on the peach peel.
I like water with orange peel.
verb
Lend me a knife with which to peel this pear.
I'll peel an orange for you.
I can peel an apple.
His fake moustache started to peel off on one side.
Some teachers peel potatoes while teaching.
Please peel the potatoes.
Tom is too young to peel an apple.
It's difficult to peel chestnuts.
Can't you peel an orange?
The paper was beginning to peel off the walls.
I have to peel a whole bucket of apples for a jam.
I cannot peel potatoes. I don't have a knife.
I have to peel the apples.
I like to peel apples.
Where did you peel them?

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