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Toothpaste A magical paste that magically cleans your teeth and prevents cavities, all while making you look like a mouthwash commercial. ■ "I've been using the same toothpaste for years and my teeth are still just as shiny as they were on the day I started using it. It's truly a miracle product!
chewing The act of mechanically moving food in and out of one's mouth by grinding it between the teeth. ■ I was chewing my gum so loudly that my roommate accused me of trying to steal her toothpaste.
hoax A clever or amusing deception, often intended to be believed by others. ■ "I invented a new brand of toothpaste that turns your teeth green. It's called 'HoaxPaste'. People have been falling for my hoax for years."
inmate A person who is kept inside an institution, usually a mental hospital or prison. ■ "The inmate was found guilty of stealing toothpaste and soap from the commissary."
mousse A light, fluffy mixture made from egg whites and sugar that is often used as a dessert topping. ■ "I accidentally put toothpaste in the mousse instead of powdered sugar. It tasted like a mouthwash-covered cake!"
Reversible Something that can be easily reversed, turned back around, or undone. ■ "I accidentally put toothpaste on my hair this morning. Thankfully, it was a completely reversible mistake - I just had to wash it out with shampoo!"
Squeezing The act of forcefully compressing something into a smaller space, usually with the intention of extracting something from it. ■ "I had to squeeze my toothpaste tube so hard that it almost burst!"
Countermeasures An action taken to counteract or undo something that has already been done. ■ "After accidentally spilling coffee on his shirt, the man quickly grabbed a napkin and applied some countermeasures like rubbing the stain with toothpaste and letting it dry before putting on a new shirt."
eyebrow A strip of hair that grows above the eyes and is often used to express surprise, confusion, or amusement. ■ "Why did you put toothpaste on your eyebrows?" asked John, looking incredulous. "Because I wanted to make a statement!" replied Sarah, raising her eyebrows in mock astonishment.
Nanotechnology A field of science and engineering that involves the manipulation of matter on a nanometer scale, typically less than 10^-9 meters. ■ "I heard there's a nanotechnology lab where they can make diamonds out of toothpaste. I wonder if they've ever tried making cavities out of diamonds."
Partner A person with whom you share a bed, or a person who is in business with you. ■ "I'm having trouble deciding whether I want to be in a relationship with someone who snores loudly at night, or someone who steals my toothpaste."
rub To vigorously move a part of the body against or on something in order to massage it or get rid of dirt and oil. ■ "I need to rub my back after sitting at my desk for hours.", "After the spa day, my skin felt so soft from all the rubbing!", "She accidentally rubbed her hair with toothpaste instead of shampoo and now has a greenish tint.
scrub a vigorous rubbing or cleaning with a brush, sponge, or other implement to remove dirt, stains, or grease from a surface. ■ She was so lazy that she let her car get really dirty and decided to scrub it with some baking soda and toothpaste instead of taking it to the car wash. It ended up looking worse than before!