skin

The outer layer of skin that covers the body

An outer protective covering like skin or a shell that protects a living thing

A word part that means skin in medical or scientific words

The outer layer of an animal or plant that protects it, such as skin

To annoy someone again and again so they feel bothered

A personal stake in something like money or reputation

Very thin with almost no fat or muscle

To scold or punish someone severely to show strong anger, not a real action

Feeling calm and confident about who you are

To be very surprised and move suddenly because of fear

To annoy someone a lot by small things another person does

To feel comfortable and confident with who you are

Completely wet, with water going through your clothes and reaching your skin

It does not bother me if something happens

It does not matter to me

Cause a strong feeling of fear or disgust with a creepy physical feeling

To become less upset by criticism or problems

Not upset or harmed when something happens to someone else

To try very hard not to spend money even when you should

To be very unwilling to spend money, even small amounts

A friendly person who shows a big warm smile

The natural tone of a person's skin that usually comes from their parents

A growth of skin cells that can be harmful, often after too much sun

A small living part of the skin that makes it and helps protect the body

A daily routine to keep your skin clean and healthy

A piece of healthy skin taken from one body part and placed on damaged skin to help it heal

Clothes that fit very closely to the body

Only on the surface and not deep inside

A problem that affects the skin, causing redness or itching

Part of the body not covered by clothing

A red, itchy area on the skin that may have spots or bumps

The outer layer of an animal's body that people remove and use for leather or fur

A very heavy outer covering on animals like elephants that protects them

Red, itchy or sore skin after touching something that causes a reaction

A crisp shell of potato peel fried or baked and topped with melted cheese and bacon

A movie that shows sexual acts for adults

A medical test that puts a small amount of something on the skin to check for allergy or past infection

Smooth pale skin that looks delicate

A health problem that makes the skin red, sore, or itchy

A person seen as having no value or use

Change in the skin's tiny electrical activity when you feel stress or strong emotion

Swimming underwater with a snorkel but without scuba gear

A bag made from animal skin that people carry to hold water

A two-layer man-made material used to replace or cover damaged skin after burns

The outer peel that is left after you eat a banana

The spotted fur of a leopard or a fabric with the same spotted pattern

Small raised bumps on the skin when you are cold or scared

The fur and hide of a rabbit used to make clothes or soft craft items

Soft, flexible skin that looks healthy

How well the skin stretches and goes back to its normal shape

Raised red or swollen patches that suddenly appear on the skin

A doctor who treats skin problems like rashes and eczema

A growth on the skin that may be harmless or cancerous

A small sticky pad that slowly sends medicine into the body

Things you do to keep your skin safe from dangers like the sun or chemicals

A person who swims underwater with a mask and fins for fun or sport

A condition that makes the skin red, sore, or itchy

A change in the skin's electrical signal when someone feels stress or strong emotion

A flexible man-made covering that senses touch and temperature on robot hands and replacement limbs

A robe made from a leopard's fur worn by leaders at ceremonies

A strong glue made by boiling rabbit hide for sticking wood or canvas

A test that checks if you have been exposed to tuberculosis bacteria by putting a small medicine under the skin

High-frequency electric current flows mostly near a wire's surface instead of through the whole wire

A feeling you have on the surface of the skin

Feelings you get through your skin, like touch and temperature

A small sticky pad with sensors that record or send health data

A problem that looks small but does not fix the real cause

An activity of swimming underwater using only a snorkel

A person at high risk of skin cancer from too much sun