rinsing

You must take pains to make it grow, for it is not everyone who has a head of sealing-wax.' And so saying the Darning-needle raised herself up so proudly that she fell out of the dress, right into the sink which the cook was rinsing out.

Jasper only rinses his mouth once, and casts forth the rinsing.

A cocoanut goblet of water was passed around the juvenile company, who rinsing their mouths with its contents, proceeded to the business before them.

I rattle the tongs, but even this does not satisfy them, so back into the desk go my papers, and now what you hear is not the scrape of a pen but the rinsing of pots and pans, or I am making beds, and making them thoroughly, because after I am gone my mother will come (I know her) and look suspiciously beneath the coverlet.

"Well, after this they can't say I don't never give my dogs a bath," Davis remarked from the sink, where he was rinsing his arms.

"I never thought I should like to wash dishes, but I do," said Rose, as she sat in a boat after supper lazily rinsing plates in the sea, and rocking luxuriously as she wiped them.

Two towers she passed before she came at last to the stream, and here again was she temperate, drinking but little and that very slowly, contenting herself with rinsing her mouth frequently and bathing her face, her hands, and her feet; and even though the night was cold, as Martian nights are, the sensation of refreshment more than compensated for the physical discomfort of the low temperature.

She was behind the counter in a refreshment-room, poor innocent, rinsing wine-glasses, and singing over her work.

Not surprisingly, the electroplating industry is a major consumer of water, not least in rinsing of work pieces.

Upper and Lower Overflow: An innovative use of upper and lower overflow rinsing systems can deal with various kinds of fabrics.

Summary: 'Carb rinsing' may just help trick the brain a little bit to give the body a boost, exercise and nutrition scientists reckon