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towelette

[ tou-uh-let, tou-let ]

noun

  1. a small paper towel, usually premoistened in a sealed package.


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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of towelette1

First recorded in 1900–05; towel + -ette
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They open and examine each component, including snacks like the ever-sought-out jalapeño cheese spread and popular desserts like cherry blueberry cobbler, as well as an accessory packet that usually contains toilet paper, a moist towelette, chewing gum and salt.

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He suggests swiping the exposed area with a disinfectant towelette or squeezing anti-bacterial gel onto your hand and spreading it over the vulnerable area.

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Amenities at BnB-Dubs include bunks beds, flatscreen TVs, basketball-shaped phones, a varsity jacket-slash-bathrobe with matching slides, and even a full-body towelette for freshening up after a soothing honey BBQ soak.

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Plus two pieces of Chiclets chewing gum and one of those moist towelette things for wiping your hands off.

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Skinner goes down the line of diners, pouring warm water into the now-empty jars; a coil of cloth swells into a moist towelette.

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