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rub in Dogri डोगरी

rub in Kannada ಕನ್ನಡ

rub in Kashmiri कॉशुर

rub in Konkani कोंकणी

rub in Maithili মৈথিলী

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rub in Tamil தமிழ்

rub in Urdu اُردُو

rub in English

  • rub expr. rub (it) in, (Informal.) to keep on mentioning something unpleasant.
    Ex. to rub in a point. The sterile oscillation between home and pub is rubbed in hard (Listener). Ye needn't rub it in any more (Rudyard Kipling).
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  • rub expr. rub down,
    a. to rub (the body); massage.
    Ex. He went to the Turkish bath to have his aching back rubbed down.
    b. to clean (a horse) from dust and sweat by rubbing.
    Ex. After the horses are rubbed down, the men proceed to t
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  • rub expr. rub elbows with. See under elbow.
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  • rub expr. rub off on, to cling to; become a part of; take hold of.
    Ex. Possibly some of Wilson's devotion to style has rubbed off on him (Saturday Review).
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  • rub expr. rub off,
    a. to remove by rubbing.
    Ex. There's some dust on your sleeve; rub it off.
    b. to be removed by rubbing.
    Ex. Ink rubs off easily with this eraser.
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  • rub expr. rub out,
    a. to erase.
    Ex. Rub out your error with an eraser.
    b. (U.S. Slang, Figurative.) to murder.
    Ex. Shoveling the money back into the house, the frantic badmen realize that the little old lady must be rubbed out (Time
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  • rub expr. rub shoulders with. See under shoulder.
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  • rub expr. rub the wrong (or right) way. See under way.
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  • rub expr. rub up, (Especially British Informal.) to make better; improve.
    Ex. The Earl of Chincham ... is rubbing him up a bit in Society ways (Punch). She told ... him to rub up his English or get out of her service (New Yorker).
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  • rub noun 1. the act of rubbing.
    Ex. Give the silver a rub with the polish.
    2. (Figurative.) something that hurts the feelings.
    Ex. He didn't like her mean rub at his slowness.
    3. a rough spot due to rubbing.
    4. (Figurative.)
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  • rub rub, verb, rubbed,rubbing,noun.
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  • rub v.i. 1. to press as it moves.
    Ex. That door rubs on the floor. Stray, homeless cats rubbed against his legs (Winston Churchill).
    2. to be capable of being rubbed; admit of rubbing.
    3. (Figurative.) to keep going with difficulty.
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  • rub v.t. 1. to move (one thing) back and forth (against another); move (two things) together.
    Ex. Rub your hands to warm them. He rubbed soap on his hands. Solomon Gill rubbed his hands with an air of stealthy enjoyment (Dickens).
    2. to push and
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