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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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To my amazement, the gadwall folded as limp as a dishrag and splashed down on its back in the front area of the pond.
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She states that you should place wet clothes in the basket in this order: sheets, tablecloths, pants and jeans, towels, tee-shirts, hand towels, washrags, dishrags, underwear, then lastly, socks.
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I stopped the sitz baths because they were wiping me out, making me feel like a limp dishrag.
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