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Meanings of sponge in English
Cleaning tool made from soft and porous usually synthetic or rarely natural material.
Usage of sponge in English
1
Need a new iOS app to sponge up all your free time?
2
I've given you sponge and sonic baths every day... including this morning.
3
The chloroform sponge had done its miraculous work and was set aside.
4
Here is the sponge; I do not know where the gloves are.
5
Often times it suggested to buy a cleanser just for the sponge.
6
I don't think he's ever done it deliberately; he's just a sponge.
7
Stir in the white flour and let the sponge thus formed rise.
8
The sponge cake was somewhat dry; the sickle pears wanted looking over.
9
Make a rule of white sponge cake; bake in narrow shallow pans.
10
Make the sponge either at bed time, or early in the morning.
11
He squeezed the oil out of the sponge and renewed it again.
12
The Federation of Feminist Health Care Centers calls it the urethral sponge.
13
This constant circulation in the sponge discharges more than one important function.
14
Baxter carried a sponge in one hand, a stool in the other.
15
If I sponge the spots, I spoil the whole thing at once.
16
Wanda had seen wrung-out sponge mops that looked better than Tracy Deloche.
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Sponge through the time
Sponge across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common