rub|rubbed|rubbing|rubs in English

verb

[rʌb]

wipe, buff; push against with pressure; spread, smear; brush; polish

Use "rub|rubbed|rubbing|rubs" in a sentence

1. Do not rub when drying your Armpit because rubbing warms the skin

2. Rubbed or Abraded by foreign matter in eye - This is when a worker is injured because something foreign rubs or abrades the worker's eye; Rubbed or Abraded by objects being handled - This is used when the rubbing or abrading is caused by some kind of object that a worker is using or handling

3. A Blister can develop if the skin is rubbed for a long period or if there's intense rubbing over shorter periods

4. Through a stethoscope , your doctor may hear what is known as a pleural rub - a squeaky rubbing sound in the chest .

5. Thigh Chafing or chub rub is the result of your thighs rubbing together either skin on skin or through your clothing

6. The act of Abrading, wearing, or rubbing off; the wearing away by friction.[First attested in the mid 17th century.] (obsolete) The substance thus rubbed off; debris

7. 3 There's the rub / Therein lies the rub.

8. Carbon rubs off on your hands.

9. Don't rub .

10. Rub well, quickly

11. Rub it clockwise!

12. Stop rubbing it.

13. 31 Brines, rubs, and marinades for all your poultry needs.

14. ■ Colour fastness to perspiration (acid, alkaline), washing, wet rubbing, dry rubbing, light (see criteria).

15. She has a directness that rubs off on others.

16. Rub the lotion on.

17. Ay, there's the rub.

18. RUB You gently rub your hand over your Byssine waistcoat, admiring the fit

19. Corbett rubbed his eyes wearily.

20. Hip thrusting and lip rubbing?

21. Balancing apparatus for a rubbing roller

22. That's like rubbing Ds.

23. But here's the rub.

24. Rub the surface smooth.

25. My shoe rubbed my heel.