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Meanings of gargle in English
Portuguese
enxaguante bucal Catalan
col·lutori Usage of gargle in English
1
Use the watery decoction as a gargle for sore mouth and throat.
2
Use a spray, douche, or gargle in chronic catarrh and chronic pharyngitis.
3
She must have a linseed poultice, and she must use the gargle.
4
Externally, used for.-Decoctionused as a wash or gargle in sore throat.
5
Hot water itself is a very good gargle, very healing and cleansing.
6
At the sound of my strangled gargle, they both turned to me.
7
That weird feeling on your tongue after you gargle could be P407.
8
Your morning mouthwash gargle does more it seems than deliver fresh breath.
9
Dissolve in pint of warm water; use as a gargle frequently.
10
Put teaspoonful of chlorate of potash in a cup of water and gargle.
11
The radio falls silent, Samuel has a good gargle, and his bed creaks.
12
A solution of half alcohol and half water is also a splendid gargle.
13
For sore throat, mouth and gums gargle freely with the decoction.
14
Skylan gave a triumphant shout that ended in a strangled gargle of horror.
15
At first it sounded just like a gargle, or an insult.
16
Redman's palm pressed on his assailant's Adam's apple, making him gargle.
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