This is done by preparing clean soap-suds, using fine toilet-soap.

If washed sufficiently often, and syringed once a week with warm milk and water, or with very weak soap-suds, gently warmed, the cerumen or ear wax will hardly be found accumulated in such masses as to produce deafness.

Wilbur, chase the roof off a jug of suds for the Lieutenant.

He took the sandwich and threw it overboard and each and every member of the famished crew had another eyedropper full of suds.

She saw the washing and the ironing of those wristbands, and a slatternly woman or two sighing and grumbling amid wreaths of steam, and a background of cinders and suds and sloppiness.... All that, so that the grand creature might have a rim of pure white to his coat-sleeves for a day!

N. bubble, foam, froth, head, spume, lather, suds, spray, surf, yeast, barm^, spindrift.

The poor child means well enough, and she works so hard she most kills herself; but then she is in the suds from mornin' till night,she's one the sort whose work's never done,and poor George Skinner's clean discouraged.

She was on her knees like a charwoman, sniffing the strong reek of suds, when there came a knocking at her door.

With mind disturbed and spirits depressed, she left her household matters "in the suds," as they were, and punctually retired to her study.

"He stood just where you're standing now," he related, "blowing in million-dollar bills like you'd blow suds off a beer.

let me spit out the suds.

They are so used to having a gigantic bubble of notoriety blown for them in a week by the newspapers, though it burst in a day or two, leaving but a drop of muddy suds behind it, that they have almost learned to think the making of a great character as simple a matter as that of a great reputation.

The women set up their tubs, under an awning spread for that purpose, near the spring, and were soon up to their elbows in suds.

Thus, cattle, for beasts of pasture, and pulse, for peas and beans, though in appearance singulars only, are generally, if not always, plural; and summons, gallows, chintz, series, superficies, molasses, suds, hunks, jakes, trapes, and corps, with the appearance of plurals, are generally, if not always, singular.

Suds in your eye, by Mary Lasswell.

R557758. Lament for the suds of yesteryear.

Suds in your eye, by Mary Lasswell.

R557758. Lament for the suds of yesteryear.

But he did know from Miss Munch's tone that the unfortunate situation, growing out of the automobile ride from Yolanda to Sausalito, had received due recognition at the hands of those who made a business of blowing out bubbles of scandal from the suds of chance.

Furthermore, he didn't get to the Suds any too often.

No unnecessary sweeping or dusting, no visiting nor entertaining angels unawares on that dayit was held sacred to soap suds, blue-bags, and clotheslines.

She lifted her hand from the suds and swung it out to the west toward England and France with an eager, craving fire in her eyes, and then she swept it across in front of her as if she were sweeping a spider off a table.

The snow has smothered the rivers, and the great looping trestles run over what might be a lather of suds in a huge wash-tub.

Mrs. Tiggy-winkle's hand, holding the tea-cup, was very very brown, and very very wrinkly with the soap suds; and all through her gown and her cap, there were hair-pins sticking wrong end out; so that Lucie didn't like to sit to near her.

Please pour this (these) suds on the rose plants in the oval flowerbed.