What is "towels"

Usage examples of "towels".

He found two towels, two pairs of chopsticks, and a flat wooden box tied with a cord.

The curtains were dyed dark blue with white caricatures of octopi wearing short coats and towels, twisted and tied around their heads as sweatbands.

Only the ragged patchwork humps of their jackets and the cheerful sparrows on their blue head towels were visible.

Dash and her son put their picnic basket and their towels and beach blankets into the trunk of their car.

He took two bath towels from a linen closet in the hall, dried Max off with one and wrapped him in the other.

And standing there watching it settle, smoothing the wrinkles only to see at each stroke their damp testament promptly return she tore both sheets away in a sweep and had them up the hall with the wadded socks, drawers, sodden towels on the floor of the bathroom.

She could see that the fox ears were formed by the stiff knotted ends of the towels tied around their heads.

A second maid hurried in with towels draped over her shoulder and a basin of hot water to wash their feet.

They had draped blue-and-white towels over their heads and knotted them under their chins.

Charitable merchants were offering free food and tea and towels and sandals.

The rest brought in high-rimmed lacquered trays containing heated towels and soft, wadded cotton robes and jackets.

They wiped each other off with their small towels, then put on the blue-and-white-striped wadded cotton robes supplied by the inn.

If you need anything more, water, towels, something to drink, let me know.

Three tall stacks of blankets and towels were piled high on the table nearby.

More red soaked towels were packed around her legs like mini mountains.