washcloth

Is there a more dreadful sensation than that of your stomach wringing itself out like a washcloth?

I stroke his muscles with a soapy washcloth, picking out the embedded flecks of glass with my fingernails.

I took a washcloth, made it really hot, put it over my chest, and prayed, ‘Please don’t let them grow any bigger!

Hanging on a wooden peg driven into a hole, drilled in the cabin's wall, were a clean towel and washcloth.

When I blew the last note, I was wrung out as a washcloth, but I summoned the energy to zip over to the hatch and block it.

Fortunately the family washcloth hadn't been discovered by the time ours was produced; and we proceeded to wash.

After we had finished with the basin of hot water, Mrs. Wong took advantage of it, having found her own washcloth in the meantime.

Alan shook his head, got up off his chair, went inside for a cold washcloth and an ice pack, and came back out.