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hide
raw or dressed skin of cattle, sheep or horse as removed at abattoir.
hide flayer
handheld vibrating instrument for separating hide from carcass at the points where a knife would normally be used.
hide puller
abattoir implement for pulling hides from carcasses at places where the hide pulls easily.
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