Meanings of washing the hands in English

After washing the hands, dip the fingers in a little of the mixture.

Ewers and basins of decorated brass, for washing the hands after the meal, were ready.

It consisted in washing the hands, and sometimes the whole body, in lustral or consecrated water.

The best way to avoid infection is by washing the hands or genitals with soap and water, Diep said.

The repast was partaken of with decency and good manners, and concluded by washing the hands as at first.

Clean the finger nails carefully when through work, washing the hands in warm water containing a few drops of carbolic acid.

A very handy article is an attachment on wash basins or lavatories for holding the sleeves back while washing the hands.

From babyhood, the child should be taught that cleansing the teeth is as important a part of the toilet as washing the hands.

Four parts of glycerine and five parts of yolks of eggs thoroughly mixed, and applied after washing the hands, is also considered excellent.

I.-How shall I offer my purely indifferent actions to God; walks, visits made and received, dress, little proprieties, such as washing the hands, etc.

Washing the hands frequently in warm vinegar, is good for ring-worms.