"pealing" is a correct word in English.
It is an alternate spelling of the verb "peeling," which means to strip, remove, or shed (skin, rind, bark, or paint, for example). Example sentence: "The old house was pealing, the paint having been worn away from years of exposure to the elements."
Bells were pealing and crowds were cheering.
Now it's clearer than ever that Mr. Corgan made himself a latter-day guitar hero in full late-1960s-and-early-1970s style: with aerobatic upper-register leads, bulldozing low riffs, pealing echoes and outbursts of feedback.
The music spanned old-school blues-rock boogie and more recent material with assertive dance beats and pealing U2-style guitar, as the rasp in Mr. Followill's voice kept the songs earthy.
Partly scored and partly scripted, the work paired Adrienne Varner's muted piano with Miguel Frasconi's pealing glass vessels and wobbly iPad synthesizer for slow ritualistic sequences.
He also intoned, in pealing sustained lines, a Sufi poem by his father.
And by golf faithful, we mean the people who want so desperately for Woods — and by extension, golf — to be relevant again that they greet every round in which Woods does not run into a metaphorical fire hydrant as a reason to send rhetorical church bells pealing the news that Woods is on his way back.
Seated facing each other in near darkness, the two opened with a somber, rumbling bass drone that made the entire room rattle, then slowly and gradually accentuated overtones, throbbing pulsations and pealing bell tones in a manner distinctly reminiscent of Ms. Radigue's pioneering efforts.
It's amazing what a difference a great sound mix makes — Brophy mixes singers from his board on the fly, and there was no mud or muddle in the sound, just pealing guitars and me, doing my damnedest to put on a show.
Individual moments throughout the four-movement work made an impact: a solo cello melody played in pealing harmonics over fluttering flutes late in an episodic first movement; galumphing low brass in the Allegretto; another uncommonly sweet cello melody in the finale.
Some bands, like Panbers, layered their songs with regional instruments, but some stuck to pealing guitars and lazy bass -- or there's Golden Wing, which seemed plenty content to do its best Doors impression.
Armed with a bright smile, a pealing voice ideally suited to the intimate Virginia Jackson Browning Theater, and a gift for physical comedy, Ms. Emerson was captivating as Marie, an abandoned youth raised by a French Army troop, here jacketed in bright red coats less faithful to history than to a "Babes in Toyland" imaginary ideal.
