sluffed

/slʌft/
verb
  1. Past tense of sluff: shed or cast off dead tissue, skin, or a covering.
    • After the sunburn, her shoulders sluffed layers of dead skin.
    • The tree sluffed its bark during the dry season.
    • The snake sluffed its old skin in one long piece.
  2. Past tense of sluff: got rid of something unwanted or unnecessary.
    • The company sluffed its least profitable division last year.
    • He sluffed his old textbooks to make room on the shelf.
    • She sluffed the blame onto her teammate.
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