flayers
/ˈfleɪərz/
noun
- People or tools that strip skin or outer covering from something.
- Modern flayers in the tannery use machines to speed up the process.
- The ancient flayers used sharp knives to remove the hides of animals.
- The hunters hired professional flayers to prepare the pelts for sale.
- People who criticize others extremely harshly.
- She avoided the flayers in the comment section who tore apart her article.
- The online flayers left no kind words in their reviews of the new restaurant.
- In the debate, the flayers on both sides attacked every point mercilessly.