WIPE them dry, split them down the back, sprinkle with pepper and salt, and broil them gently.
When done enough, take the pigeons out, wipe them dry, glaize the top, and serve them up with stewed sorrel underneath.
Have ready some of the finest and largest oysters; drain them from the liquor and wipe them dry.
Wipe them with a dry cloth, and season them with salt and cayenne pepper.
Then take them out, wipe them, and season them, with pepper only.
Then take them out, wipe them dry, hang them up and smoke them.
Mix the oil and wine together, with sufficient flour to make them into a thickish paste; cleanse the anchovies, wipe them, dip them in the paste, and fry of a nice brown colour.
Wipe them clean, take away the brown part, and peel off the skin; lay them on sheets of paper to dry, in a cool oven, when they will shrivel considerably.
Then take them out, wipe them thoroughly, wrap each one in a piece of paper separately, and bake them in a moderate oven for 2 hours, or longer, should the onions be very large.
Do not scrape off the scales, but take out the gills and inside, and cleanse thoroughly; wipe them dry, flour and dip them into egg, and sprinkle over with bread crumbs.
Wipe them dry; fasten them in rows by a skewer run through the eyes; dredge with flour, and broil them on a gridiron over a nice clear fire.
Wash the whiting in salt and water, wipe them thoroughly, and let them remain in the cloth to absorb all moisture.
Put them in a sieve to drain, wipe them, and place them in a jar.
Wash the chops, wipe them dry, grease the bars of your gridiron, and broil them over hot coals.
Cut the hard part out of eight or a dozen oysters, according to their size, wipe them dry, and cut them up in small pieces, stir them into the beaten egg and fry them in hot butter.
Scrape some fine sirloin steaks, wipe them with a clean cloth, heat the bars of your gridiron, grease them, and put your steaks over clear coals.
After remaining three or four days, wipe them with a dry cloth; have ready a quantity of salt mixed with a small portion of saltpetre: rub each piece well with this mixture, after which cover them all over with salt.
When the damsons are quite ripe, wipe them separately, and put them into stone jars.
Take ripe fruit; wipe them dry, and pick off the stalks; fill your bottles with them.
Wipe them clean, and boil them whole till they are tender all through, and can be easily penetrated with a splinter skewer.
Wash clean some roots of horse-radish, wipe them dry, and scrape off the outside.
When all are thus peeled, take them out singly, wipe them dry in a clean napkin, and lay them on a plate.
Cut the almonds edgeways, wipe them dry, and sprinkle over them half a pound of fine loaf sugar pounded and sifted.
Wipe them dry, and put some salt into the bodies and sockets.
When the black is removed, wipe them clean, and polish with glass, not sand-paper.
Wipe them clean, take away the gills, rub them over with a feather dipped in egg, and strew on some grated bread.
It is an invaluable aid in making a home attractive, comfortable, artistic, and refined.
Keep strictly to the given dimensions, being careful to cut each column exact and true and perfectly even.
Before you fill your tins again, scrape them well with a knife, and wash or wipe them clean.
Wash your moulds, wipe them dry, and then wet them with cold water.
Then take them out, one by one, wipe them dry in a clean towel, and lay them on a plate.
Wash them through a colander, wipe them in a towel, and then dry them on a dish before the fire.
To make the handles smooth, wipe them with a cloth that is a little damp, being careful not to touch the blades, as it will tarnish them.
Soak half a pound of sweet almonds in boiling hot water, till the skins will rub off easily--wipe them dry.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "wipe them" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
