What does the word towel mean?
According to the Oxford Dictionary, In the noun form, the definition of towel /ˈtou(ə)l/ is a piece of thick absorbent cloth or paper used for drying oneself or wiping things dry.
In the verb form, the definition of towel /ˈtou(ə)l/ is to wipe or dry (a person or thing) with a towel.
The following are 20 example sentences using the word towel. If you have any questions, please write them in the comments column below :
- I will buy Spiderman towels there.
- Your towel falls on the ground.
- Who threw away my towel earlier?
- We work as towel makers in the company.
- Who sells red towels?
- My towel was still wet.
- Dry your towels in front of the house so they dry quickly!
- Can the laundry wash my dirty towels?
- What materials are used to make towels?
- My mother used my old towel as a mop.
- Can towels be used to wash motorbikes?
- The towel is too big for me.
- Thank you for giving me new towels.
- You should dry your towel using a clothes hanger.
- Fold the towel carefully and put it in the cupboard.
- A bird is fighting on the towel you are drying.
- Samsul is a towel trader at the Pare Kediri market.
- We will replace your towels with holes.
- The cigarette flame made a hole in the towel.
- What is the best type of fabric to use as a towel?
