WordNet
n. soap in liquid form
Usage examples of "liquid soap".
Fill the bowl with water and a little liquid soap or Windex (which seems to attract them).
He was standing facing me, rubbing liquid soap from one of the wall dispensers on his body.
When it came to spreading liquid soap at the corners -- and the steep, dangerous slopes of the Hill saw to the rest as far as the tanks were concerned -- or prising up loose cobbles, filling the holes with petrol and touching it off as a tank passed across, Imre had no equal.
After he relieves himself, us lie's washing his hands with enough liquid soap to fill the sink with glittering foamy masses of suds, he looks in the streaked mirror and sees a boy who will be all right, given enough time, a boy who will find his way and come to terms with his losses, a boy who will not only live but also flourish.
She rose from the table, went to the sink, turned on the water, pumped liquid soap from a dispenser, and vigorously washed her hands.
As she washed her hands, and then her face, at the reassuringly ordinary sink, using pale blue liquid soap from a pump-top dispenser shaped like a one-eyed dinosaur, she heard the flushing stop and another sound begin.
She reclaimed her purse and brought it into the robing room where, she found a bottle of what appeared to be liquid soap, strong smelling.
The block was a solid version of the liquid soap the Federation provided in push-button dispensers.
Duddy drove at night and during the day he got a job selling liquid soap and toilet supplies to factories.
The sink was as stained as the toilet, but above the basin hung a towel dispenser, and beside the faucet sat a pump bottle of liquid soap.