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Meanings of dishcloth in English
Spanish
trapo Catalan
drap de neteja 
Usage of dishcloth in English
1
A damp dishcloth underneath your chopping board will keep it in place.
2
In the fireplace a dishcloth is hanging on one of the fire-iron holders.
3
Then he went into the kitchen and fixed the dishcloth rack.
4
Fern did her best to staunch the flow with a dishcloth.
5
He grinned and fished around on a shelf for a dishcloth.
6
He was wiping the counter's shiny wooden top with a dishcloth.
7
In the dishcloth were scissors, a Sharpie pen, and masking tape.
8
For a second longer its hold increased, wringing him like a wet dishcloth.
9
She unfolded a dishcloth that she'd brought from the house.
10
Anne flew out of the pantry, dripping dishcloth in hand.
11
Nora gave each of them a smile and a dishcloth.
12
Henry accompanied them to the car, carrying a basket covered with a checkered dishcloth.
13
She makes a squeezing gesture with her hands, as though wringing out a dishcloth.
14
I put the dishcloth down and give Viv a hug.
15
Then he apologetically threw down the greasy dishcloth, and went to his master's rescue.
16
The black counterman was frozen by the radio, a dishcloth in hand, looking amazed.
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