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towel off

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towel someone or something off
to dry someone or something with a towel. The young mother toweled the baby off with a soft, warm towel. She toweled off the baby.
See also: towel


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If you are brining them in after a rainstorm, make sure you completely towel off the stool.
The married man proceeded to a shower block on level one and began chatting to a 22-year-old backpacker before taking his towel off and masturbating in front of the traveller, police prosecutor Carrie Davidson said.
AFTER A SHOWER: Towel off your shower door and walls and leave the bathroom door open.
 
 
 
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