Converse of object

• soak: If your roots are greasy soak some cotton wool in witch hazel, cologne or skin tonic and rub all over scalp.

• use: Apply this product daily to the affected area using cotton wool.

• hold: Test the needles on a damp piece of cotton wool held between forceps.

• take: Then I took the cotton wool out of my left ear and put some into my right ear instead.

• moisten: Leave on for 5 minutes, then rinse off with moistened cotton wool.

• wipe: Blood sampling - pipettes, wipes, cotton wool, gloves, lancets.

Adjective modifier

• damp: You can wipe their ears out with damp cotton wool.

• moist: But once transferred onto the moist cotton wool, they'll dissolve and turn a lighter shade of red.

• clean: Directions: Acne and Spots: Apply neat Tea Tree Oil to individual spots night and morning, using clean cotton wool.

• wet: Use wet cotton wool to clean away any discharge on your eyelids or your eyelashes.

• dry: Dry cotton wool or cloths will catch on rough surfaces, leaving filaments of fibers behind, and possibly causing damage.

• soft: If it has been, a probe covered with soft cotton wool is used to gently dry out the ear canal.

Modifies a noun

• bud: By using cotton wool buds you may actually increase the amount of wax your ears produce.

• swab: Apply using cotton wool swab or with spray application.

• pad: Gently smooth or apply Anusol Ointment to the affected area, preferably using lint or a cotton wool pad.

• ball: Cotton wool Instead of buying bags of cotton wool balls buy a big wad.

• cloud: Particularly these soft fluffy cotton wool clouds, nothing of danger, just beauty and a strange type of splendor.

• type: Fluffy cotton wool type bedding should be avoided as this can cause harm if eaten by the hamster.