rub in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

RUB (verb): to move one's hands or a tool back and forth on a surface with pressure, typically to create warmth or relieve soreness.

I like to rub my hands together to warm them up on a cold day.
After a long run, she needed to rub her sore muscles with some lotion.
He decided to rub the lamp in hopes of summoning a genie.
The cat began to rub against my leg, seeking attention and affection.
To remove the stain, you should gently rub the fabric with a damp cloth.
She decided to rub some lotion into her dry skin after the shower.
As he sat by the fire, he began to rub his hands together to warm them.
The teacher asked the students to rub the chalkboard clean before the next class.
He gently rubbed the surface of the wood to reveal its natural grain.
After a long day, she liked to rub her temples to relieve the tension.
As he sat by the campfire, he began to rub two sticks together to create a spark.
The teacher asked the students to rub the eraser on their pencils to clean the tips.
After a long day of hiking, he wanted to rub his sore muscles with a massage oil.
To get rid of the stubborn stain, she needed to rub the fabric with some soap and water.