during the ealier centuries, when England WA developing their navy, most sailors where pressganged into service. while at sea, punishment was often lashes with a cat'o'nine tails. These whippings would usually break open the skin, and salt was rubbed into the wound to help stave of infection. Of course, rubbing salt into an open wound would sting like crazy. So in modern times, rubbing salt in your wound, generally means just adding more pain and suffering.
To rub
Don't rub my leg, it hurts. If you rub the cat around her back, she will begin to purr. You don't have to rub it in.
rub is not a verb that is a noun
"The whiskers on your kitten" is the subject of the sentence, and "twitch" is the predication.
A synonym for friction would rub. :DA synonym for friction would rub. :D
To make an injury or insult worse, like how salt hurts open wounds. Have you ever cut your anything and walked into the ocean?
no mix it with a little water but not alot then stir it and take a cloth or cottonball and rub it on
Rub lots of salt mixed with vinegar onto the wounds and then dress it tightly.
As an old tradition or mabe myth, we rub babies with salt so when they grow up, they won't have a bad scent, from feet scent to sweat scent, no bad scent at all
Yes it can. Malunggay is also called Mother's Best Friend (M.B.F.)
To rub
Rub it in means to flaunt something about or point out a mistake or brag. (example: haha i won the contest! way to rub it in.)
The correct phrase is "rub it in." This means to apply pressure while spreading a substance onto the skin. "Rub it on" could also be used, but it doesn't imply the same level of thoroughness or integration as "rub it in."
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for meat they would salt cure it.....basically just rub salt on it
samba.. it was just on jepordy
Friction