slap on

One man at a time, we pulled the working parts out, slapped on some oil, and made sure everything was ready.

With an open hand, she slapped on the door and shouted.

She slapped on some night cream for good measure and got into bed.

She nodded at the man who had slapped on the plastic.

I do not wish to have this kind of label slapped on me.

She could hear the sound of handcuffs getting slapped on.

He slapped on his uniform cap and started for the door.

This is your house and there's always an extra plate to slap on the table.

I think that between me, him, and the town committee, we can get an injunction slapped on this place.

Slap on some bug juice and make a day of it.

I took a deep breath, turned to the mirror, and slapped on some makeup.

I have not heard of any sanctions like that slapped on Syria before.

The chief was slapped on the side of the head by an angry resident several hours after the shooting.

I was too busy getting slapped on the back by soldiers."

You might want to slap on a wet suit and learn to surf.

Then footfalls slapped on the stone behind him and a voice came.

With this in mind, she slapped on a smile.

A tax slapped on four oil exporters will drive down imports from them.

Blank wet dark was like black towels slapped on their eyes.

Labels are thus slapped on to people with little regard for accuracy.

Chief Burke also answered questions from the crowd early this morning and was slapped on the side of the head by one member.

But the men whose lives hung in the balance were slapped on the operating tables first.

Skrolnik came over to their car and slapped on the roof.

And here's how readers know the difference: the label slapped on the jacket of the book.