0 past simple and past participle of slough
Or vacuuming up little bits of sloughed-off skin.
That meant, of course, that these early cells would later be sloughed off.
These sloughed identities remained, nonetheless, in one's physiological "memory," as habitual motor actions and as a presiding muscular sense, neither traumatic nor repressed.
The diarrhoeal stool consists of an inflammatory exudate, sloughed cells and cell debris, copious mucus from goblet cells, pus and blood.
Microvilli disappear from the growing surface of the fertilisation body, and eventually it is either sloughed off or reincorporated into the egg.
Some of the nutrients removed by the pumpkin during crop association would also be released into the soil by decomposition of the sloughed-off leaf residue for the yam to utilize.
To some extent, the responsibility will be sloughed off.
It is unacceptable that that body of opinion should have been sloughed off.
