Spittle

The coach noticed spittle on the player's mouthguard during a timeout.

The actor wiped spittle from his mouth before the start of the scene.

The patient had spittle on the edge of his lips after receiving anesthesia.

The child wiped spittle from her face after eating a popsicle.

The baby smiled, revealing a tiny bit of spittle at the corner of his mouth.

The artisan used a spittle to shape the wooden frame of the mirror.

The handyman fashioned a spittle from a metal rod to reinforce the connection.

The artist used a spittle to join the metal wires of the abstract sculpture.

The cabinetmaker attached the wooden panels of the cabinet using a spittle.

The timber framer used a spittle to create a rabbet joint for the window frame.

The boatbuilder used a spittle to join the wooden planks of the hull.

The joiner used a spittle to fit the wooden panels of the door.

The woodturner used a spittle to glue the wooden blanks of the bowl.

The plumber used a spittle to join two copper pipes.

The blacksmith shaped a spittle to join the pieces of metal.

The mechanic used a spittle to fix the loose bracket on the car.

The woodworker inserted a spittle into the groove of the tabletop to attach the legs.

The machinist used a spittle to connect the parts of the machine.

The carpenter used a spittle to create a mortise joint in the wooden beam.

The sculptor used a spittle to hold together the armature of the sculpture.

The luthier glued a spittle to the guitar's fretboard to position the frets.

The carpenter used a spittle to secure the joints of the wooden frame.

The color and consistency of spittle can be an indication of the underlying respiratory condition.

The doctor asked the patient to provide a sample of his spittle for analysis.

The baby had a bit of spittle on his chin after drinking his milk.

The woodworker selected a spittle with the right thickness for the job.

The furniture maker inserted a spittle into the groove to create a tight fit.

The restorer used a spittle to join the wooden pieces of the antique chair.

The spittle was ideal for handling the minute electronic components.

The entomologist used a spittle to hold the delicate insect for observation.

The biologist used a spittle to move the tiny organism on the microscope slide.

The jeweler used a spittle to pick up and place the tiny gems on the ring.

The spittle is an essential tool for observing microscopic organisms.

The dentist used a spittle to hold the small instrument in place.

The microscope user needs a steady hand to manipulate the spittle.

The spittle helps the researcher to hold the specimen still for a closer look.