A Rind

Etymology From Proto-Germanic *rindō (bark, crust).

Meanings

1. The tough, outer skin or crust of certain fruits (like melons, squashes, or citrus), cheeses, or meats (like bacon).
2. (botany, archaic) The bark of a tree or plant.

Synonyms A Peel, A Crust, skin, bark

Translations Arabic: قِشْرَة (صَلْبَة)، (لِحَاء) German: (die Rinde), (die Schale), (die Kruste) Norwegian Bokmål: (et skall), (en skorpe), (en bark)