Jacob Dalton

My mom told me if I ever got a tattoo, she was going to take it off with a potato peeler.

American Athlete

Remember 'peeler' refers to a kitchen tool, not the action of peeling. Don't confuse it with 'to peel'.

Kitchen Utensil

'Peeler' often implies a handheld device designed for peeling, not any sharp object.

Specific Design

The word 'peeler' doesn't specify the material, it can be metal, plastic, or other materials.

Material Neutral

'Peeler' as a term for police comes from Sir Robert Peel, founder of the Metropolitan Police.

Historical Context

Using 'peeler' for a police officer can sound disrespectful or outdated. Be aware of its connotation.

Cautious Usage

Language evolves; 'peeler' is less used today, with terms like 'cop' being more common.

Slang Evolution

When 'peeler' means a dancer, it's mostly used in a nightclub or adult entertainment setting.

Club Context

This usage of 'peeler' is informal and could be seen as impolite in formal conversation.

Informal Connotation

 that were originally made for people with disabilities, and that ended up being picked up, embraced and loved by the mainstream, disability or not. This is an OXO potato peeler. It was originally designed for people with arthritis,