Hey, Steve, let me wipe those off a little.

Dry your feet!

Clean up your face.

Dry off with mine.

Well, but before you dry up to you.

I'm I'm scared.

Wipe the table clean, María!

I got to dry Flag.

Your hair's wet. I'll rub it.

See that she's wiped dry. Be sure to polish her brass.

Hekiro, you do it.

Wipe first your chin, drunkard, and then the table!

Turn your pillow. Dry your tears.

Now, let Granny clean you up.

Strip down and dry yourself off.

It's just good, clean soot, Michael.

Because Mop it up.

Wipe it up, throw it away.

You ought to keep your law books dusted off.

Wipe your feet, boys.

Wipe your own spillings!

Dry your eyes, baby. It's out of character.

Guess I better dry you first.

They're fighting in Normandy. I suppose so.

Turn around, darling. Let me dry you.

Dry your tears and mirror yourself in your own indifference.

That damn oil never goes away. Dammit...

Get your eyes out of the mud and look up at the stars.

Put these on. Dry your feet well.

Dry your tears, I know you are sensible.

There's krauts all around us! Big deal.

I just swept it, just now, five minutes ago.

You haven't time to dry their tears

Kids used to say, She looks like a wrong answer that someone tried to erase, but couldn't quite get the job done.

You can't dry them with your hair?

So I dried my tears, and I declared to the world at large ...

So Max got that old bus down off its blocks and polished it up.

You wiped the rim of the cup after you tasted it.

See if they can be mended, and above all, tell Robert to dry his tears.

You better scrub dishes we've ever had.

If you don't wipe those dregs up I'll ram your nose in them.

Rub...rub...

Don't bother to get out of the bath. Just dry your hands.

Wipe your mouth.

Either you go up there and tell him it was you who did it and chop it off clean so he never comes crying to you again or you hold his hand, wipe his poor, perspiring brow fan his smoldering, dampened ego so it can burst up into flames and burn...