carbolic

I think they spray the air with carbolic after I've gone.

Reached out to dip both hands through the carbolic solution one last time.

The gas combines with water in blood to form carbolic acid.

There was only carbolic soap at home, and she deserved better than that.

I was carried to the office above and restored with carbolic acid.

"I thought it was all the carbolic you keep pouring over my scalp."

After what his stomach had just been through nothing short of carbolic acid was going to damage it any more.

And yet the whole building passed through her room, which stank of carbolic acid.

The case concerned a flu remedy called the "carbolic smoke ball".

She had old-fashioned nuns' hands with a history of hot water and carbolic soap.

Then a German doctor came and killed them with injections of carbolic acid.

On his way to the ground he smelled carbolic soap and nicotine.

The carbolic and the pitch-pine begin to lose their savour.

Dissolve in hot water and add a wine-glassful of carbolic acid.

You can sense the fear rolling off them under all that horrid carbolic soap.

By mistake, the assistant gave him a dose of carbolic acid and he died in great pain a few hours later.

For girls (by now at risk), the cure was carbolic acid on the clitoris.

Carbolic acid was used as a disinfectant, particularly against cholera.

Hurt and lonely, it seemed reasonable, two young women together in the carbolic atmosphere of a hospital ward.

'Then cover these with cloths soaked in the carbolic solution.

I can see in infrared and breathe carbolic acid.

He is credited with the introduction of carbolic spray to Aberdeen.

Many careful housewives take their beds to pieces every week and put carbolic acid on them.

The English surgeon believed in using carbolic acid to prevent transmission of infection.

Carbolic acid should be used in every shooting location to prevent the entry of snakes.