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towel
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towel
sterilizable piece of cloth with good water absorbing capacity used to mop up, as a temporary instrument store at a surgical site, as a local drape.
towel clamps
see towel forceps.
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Apart from spying, I have in my time sold bathtowels, got divorced, washed elephants, run away from school, decimated a flock of Welsh sheep with a 25-pound shell because I was too stupid to understand the gunnery officer's instructions (and) taught children in a special school," Cornwall said on his official website.
Spy writer Le Carre honored by Swiss university by AFP / AFP Global Edition
Covering it with a folded bathtowel then stamping on it in a fury helped a bit, as did a few choice words the neighbours would have heard had they left their back doors open as well.
I'll never moan about a wet mat again! by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
Get fluffy and warm with these bathtowels, pounds 12 from BHS
STYLE FILE by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
 
 
 
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