rub one's hands
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In the morning it was cold enough to make one rub one's hands and stamp the feet.
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It is usual," Menehwehna explained, "to rub one's hands at the mention of Manabozho.
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It is very low to puff out the cheeks, to put out the tongue, to pull one's beard, rub one's hands, poke out or bite the lips, or to keep them too tightly closed or too open. 17th.
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