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Remove by or as if by rubbing or erasing.
erase
efface
score out
wipe off
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1
Rowan pretended to
rub
out
an invisible water spot from the sink.
2
In this country, rubber was used only to
rub
out
pencil marks.
3
Even complete understanding would not help him to
rub
out
these markings.
4
You're now out to
rub
out
whatever trace of originality I have.
5
I would rather
rub
out
than rust out, if that be all.
6
And I know I can count on you to
rub
out
the numbers.
7
She was never known before to
rub
out
even a pair of cuffs.
8
Have him
rub
out
the top man in that group, then.
9
I am going to
rub
out
the old Pattern and draw my own.
10
Finally,
rub
out
the remaining two vertical lines with two fingers at once!
11
That is better; the pencil-marks could
rub
out
,
and I should grieve for that.
12
You know they
rub
out
those they do not use.
13
God has made sleep to be a sponge with which to
rub
out
fatigue.
14
There are things that one can never quite
rub
out
.
15
Only a fancy of
mine
-
to
rub
out
the recollection of something I don't like.
16
Wouldn't you like to have a slate, and a sponge to
rub
out
with?
rub
out
rub
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