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dishcloth
/ ˈ»åɪʃˌ°ì±ôɒθ /
noun
- a cloth or rag for washing or drying dishes Also called (dialect)dishcloutˈdɪʃˌkluËt
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Origin of dishcloth1
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For now, most of the recycling is instead for lower grade products like dishcloths.
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An important cleaning aid in most kitchens is the tea towel, also known as a dishcloth.
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The director Craig Belknap finds ingenuity in simplicity, as with a dishcloth that, at one point, is wadded up into a basketball then later flattened against the waist into a too-tight dress.
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The vinegar also acts as a whitener for stained white socks, dirty dishcloths and delicates.
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I took the damp dishcloth she offered me and wiped at my nose and mouth.
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