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Meanings of dentifrice in English
Spanish
polvo dentífrico Usage of dentifrice in English
1
A tooth-powder or dentifrice of some kind will also be required.
2
All the individuals were randomly assigned into 3 groups depending on the dentifrice prescribed.
3
The ashes of stale bread, thoroughly burned, is said to make a good dentifrice.
4
Therefore the frequent use of oranges as a dentifrice is a habit of great value.
5
For an alkaline dentifrice, there is nothing better than lime-water, made from coarse, unslaked lime.
6
Mr. Devar nodded easily, smiled like an advertisement of dentifrice, and moved back to the centre of the room.
7
Mouth-washes, it must be remembered, are as much used for rinsing the mouth after smoking as for a dentifrice.
8
And Joan had to content herself with the promise that he would use none other than "Nuxine" dentifrice.
9
It is customary to dip the tooth-brush into water, so as the better to enable it to take up the dentifrice.
10
It forms an excellent tincture for the teeth, and is the basis of the celebrated French dentifrice "eau Botot."
11
If a man admires a woman's teeth, she gets new kinds of dentifrice and constantly endeavours to add to their whiteness.
12
The people whose mouths had been faintly twitching the words Dentifrice Dentifrice Dentifrice.
13
His white teeth were dentifriced, and his ears scoured to a pinkness, as were his cheeks.
14
Water is not always sufficient to clean the teeth, but great caution should be used as to the dentifrices employed.
15
Here is Mr. Ferene's "rare Dentifrice:"
16
"Denham's Dentifrice; they toil not, neither do they spin," said Montag, eyes shut.
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Frequent collocations
Dentifrice through the time