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exfoliate [ɛksˈfəʊlɪˌeɪt] vb
1. (Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Biology) (of bark, skin, etc.) to peel off in (layers, flakes, or scales) 2. (Earth Sciences / Geological Science) (intr) (of rocks or minerals) to shed the thin outermost layer because of weathering or heating 3. (Earth Sciences / Minerals) (of some minerals, esp mica) to split or cause to split into thin flakes a factory to exfoliate vermiculite [from Late Latin exfoliāre to strip off leaves, from Latin folium leaf] exfoliation n exfoliative adj ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
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Before indulging yourself with the Carlsbad Strawberry Body Buff, enjoy La Costa's complimentary Agua de la Vida circuit, which consists of a cedar sauna, steam room, and an exfoliating body scrub--perhaps the Avocado Stone Polish--administered by the spa attendant of your choice. Products include the Flawless Tanning Kit with a 6-ounce bottle of exfoliating gel, a 6-ounce bottle of dark sunless tanning cream, a light wand, four AA batteries and an instruction sheet for $40. Some real sea sponges are still sold today, used for everything from cleaning car and boat exteriors to removing make-up and exfoliating the skin. |
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