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Meanings of washcloth in English
A small rectangular piece of cloth, often formed like a pouch, that is made of terrycloth and used to wash one's body.
Usage of washcloth in English
1
It's just me. Adam wetted a washcloth and handed it to David.
2
She brought out a damp washcloth and put it on my forehead.
3
He saw another one wring out a washcloth and clean another table.
4
Thanks for leaving your slimy washcloth in the middle of the shower.
5
I handed Grady the washcloth, and he went out the back door.
6
She cleaned him with a warm washcloth, terrified he might hit her.
7
He squeezed out the washcloth and hot water rained down her neck.
8
Richard grabbed a washcloth and draped it in front of his crotch.
9
Nothing like these from a shirt and this one from a washcloth.
10
I dropped it in the wastebasket, wiped his ass with the washcloth.
11
CeeCee went into the bathroom and wet a washcloth with warm water.
12
I clicked off, replaced the washcloth, and lay back on the pillows.
13
O'Connell stood there, holding a big folded white towel and a washcloth.
14
Do you need some help? Khenir asked, noting the abandoned washcloth.
15
He ran the cold water and held a washcloth under it.
16
Gordon picked up the pitcher and poured water over his washcloth.
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United States of America
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