flaking

Speech parts

1. flaking - Noun

2. flaking - Adjective

3. flaking - Verb

Meaning

of Flake

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Examples

Artists were concerned that paintings executed directly on walls were more susceptible to flaking due to decay and salt problems manifested by Maltese limestone buildings. Source: Internet

All pavements and temporary paint markings shall be cleaned to be free of grease, oil, mud, dust, dirt, grass, loose gravel, loose or flaking paint, and other deleterious material. Source: Internet

And nothing does it better than — as a bonus, these vitamin-A creams control pigment and acne, too — but they can cause short-term flaking and redness. Source: Internet

Engineers initially feared that the star-tracker could mistake the much brighter Venus for Canopus, repeating the mishaps with flaking paint. Source: Internet

Other flavor components are imparted from partial fermentation due to the particular malting process used and to Maillard reactions on flaking and toasting. Source: Internet

A little flaky by end of the dayI love the volume this mascara gave me but by the end of the day it was flaking off. Source: Internet

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