liniment

Gramma worries all the time for fear he has rheumatism, and nobody to rub on liniment, or make him wear the right underclothes.

“Maybe you were a fool for ever trying that signal and liniment trick at all,” suggested Langridge, who did not mince words.

He made a great success with his liniment, which he called Boilene, and at the time I speak of he was a very rich man.

The liniment cake mistake cured me of carelessness in cooking.

And among the voices were those of the agents who were selling my postcards, selling them like liniment in a patent-medicine show.

Helen found the liniment bottle, and went to work with practised, gentle touch.

That liniment company pays for those testimonials and photos, you know.

If Mandy has a bad cold, I can hear her sniffling, and if she has an attack of rheumatism I can smell the liniment she rubs on.

It was a liniment for neuralgic pains in an overwrought head—belladonna.

“Um,” grunted Tom, for he was rubbing some of the liniment on his arm and the pungent fumes made him keep his eyes and mouth shut.