100 Examples of sentences containing the common noun "rub"
Definition
Rub (noun): A motion or action involving the friction or pressure applied to a surface, typically to smooth, clean, or stimulate it. It can also refer to an obstacle or difficulty.
- The act of moving something back and forth against a surface (e.g., a rub of lotion on skin).
- An obstruction or hindrance (e.g., a rub in the plans).
Synonyms
- Friction
- Scrub
- Massage
- Polish
- Rubbing
- Scuff
- Grate
- Wipe
- Buff
Antonyms
- Smoothness
- Polish
- Shine
- Clarity
- Ease
Examples
- She loves to rub lotion on her skin after a shower.
- He gave the surface a quick rub to remove the dust.
- The dog likes to rub against my legs for attention.
- I will rub the stain with soap to get it out.
- Don't forget to rub the butter on the pan before baking.
- He felt a strange rub under his shoe.
- She felt the rub of the fabric against her skin.
- The teacher had to rub out the mistakes on the board.
- I always rub my hands together to keep warm.
- The cat began to rub its face against the furniture.
- She gave her forehead a gentle rub when she felt a headache coming on.
- They had a slight rub in their plans for the event.
- He used a cloth to rub the windows until they sparkled.
- The athlete needs to rub her muscles before the game to prevent injury.
- She attempted to rub the dirt off her shoes.
- I could feel the rub of the sandpaper on the wood.
- He gave a friendly rub to his dog’s belly.
- I always rub my eyes when I am tired.
- There was a rub in the negotiations that slowed everything down.
- The mechanic had to rub the engine parts to remove the grime.
- She likes to rub her feet in the warm sand at the beach.
- The little boy loved to rub his toy cars on the carpet.
- He felt a rub in his throat and knew he was getting sick.
- After the painting, I had to rub my hands to get rid of the paint.
- She gave a gentle rub to the back of her friend.
- The rub of the pencil on the paper created a soothing sound.
- He had a rub in his plans that he needed to resolve.
- I will rub the spices into the meat for better flavor.
- The teacher had to rub out the chalk marks on the blackboard.
- She felt a pleasant rub of the blanket against her skin.
- The dog loves to rub its face in the grass.
- He gave a quick rub to his eyes before continuing to read.
- The rub of the wind against the trees was calming.
- I need to rub the glue to make it stick properly.
- She felt a rub of anxiety as the exam approached.
- The athlete always rubs her muscles before a competition.
- He had to rub the surface to get rid of the scratches.
- The rub of the carpet underfoot felt nice and warm.
- She likes to rub her hands together when she's cold.
- The artist had to rub the paint to create a smooth finish.
- He felt a slight rub in his throat after the long speech.
- She gave a quick rub to the lamp to make it shine.
- The chef will rub the herbs into the chicken for flavor.
- The rub of the snow underfoot was quiet and peaceful.
- He had a rub in his relationship that needed discussing.
- She gave a little rub to her pet during the movie.
- I always rub my temples when I have a headache.
- The rub of the waves against the shore was soothing.
- He had to rub the dirt off his hands after gardening.
- She felt a rub of excitement as the concert started.
- The rub of the fabric made her feel cozy.
- He likes to rub his hands together to generate heat.
- The rub of the paper made a satisfying noise.
- I will rub the surface with a cloth for a shine.
- The rub of the cold air against her skin was refreshing.
- She gave a gentle rub to her eyes after waking up.
- The dog loved to rub its face in the grass.
- He felt a rub in the back of his head from the fall.
- I want to rub some sunscreen on before going outside.
- The rub of the velcro was irritating my skin.
- He had to rub the paintbrush against the canvas.
- She felt a rub in her plans that was unexpected.
- The child loves to rub his toys together to create sounds.
- A quick rub of the balm helped ease her pain.
- The rub of the snowflakes on her face was invigorating.
- He had to rub the ink off his fingers after writing.
- The rub of the towel against his skin felt nice.
- She gave a quick rub to her eyes to wake up.
- The rub of the waves was calming to listen to.
- He felt a rub in his throat from the cold air.
- She had to rub out the mistakes in her essay.
- The rub of the wind against her face felt refreshing.
- I need to rub the surface to ensure it's clean.
- The rub of the blanket kept her warm during the night.
- He likes to rub his hands on the warm stove.
- The rub of the brush on the canvas created beautiful art.
- She felt a rub of joy when she saw her friend.
- He always rubs his eyes when he is tired.
- The rub of the leather felt luxurious.
- She had to rub her shoes to get rid of the mud.
- The rub of the grass was soothing against her bare feet.
- He will rub the ointment on the sore spot.
- The rub of the fabric against her skin was soft.
- She gave a gentle rub to the kitten.
- The rub of the water against the rocks was loud.
- He felt a sudden rub of pain in his shoulder.
- I always rub my neck when I’m stressed.
- The rub of the wind made the trees sway.
- He had to rub the glue to make it sticky.
- The rub of the surf against the shore was mesmerizing.
- She loves to rub her hands in the warm sand.
- The rub of the fabric on the couch felt rich.
- He felt a rub in his heart as the movie ended.
- She gave a quick rub to the surface to clean it.
- I always rub my eyes when I am sleepy.
- The rub of the cold air on her skin was shocking.
- He loves to rub his hands together when he is excited.
- A gentle rub of the back can be comforting.
- The rub of the paper against the desk was annoying.
- She had to rub the pencil to get the lead working again.