deglove v. to force off or peel back skin from a part of the body, especially a limb or appendage, as if removing a glove, sleeve, or mask. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
deglove v.— «There are three types of degloving injuries that may occur as the result of farm machinery accidents. These are (1) complete anatomical degloving in which the skin is actually removed from the limb, (2) concealed degloving in...
deglove v.— «Donohue…now has scalp cuts down to his skull and skin torn from parts of his body in what doctors call a “de-gloving injury,” meaning his skin came off like stripping off a tight glove.» —“Terror Ride...
deglove v.— «We see young people with multiple fractures, crushed limbs and degloving injuries where skin has been pulled off the leg.» —“Hospital marks 50 years Cetnre rehabilitates severely injured patients” by Heather...
cocaine bugs n.pl. a skin itch or the sensation that bugs are under one’s skin, caused by the hallucinatory effects of cocaine and its derivatives; formication. Editorial Note: Scotoma, mentioned in the first cite, is defined by WordNet as “an...
corned beef leg
n.— «“Corned beef legs“—mottled or blotchy skin on legs.» —“Does my bouncy castle look big in this?” Daily Mail (London, England) Sept. 16, 2005. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)