We must not heap up wealth cruelly wrung from the blood of others. A typical "oshibori", made of cloth, is dampened with water and wrung. They were well-rinsed, manually or mechanically wrung, and spread over wicker frames to dry. Because of their ultraflat surfaces, when wrung, gauge blocks adhere to each other tightly. The felted wool helped protect the wearer against rain, and could be easily wrung dry. The boys wet the moss and wrung it out behind themselves. They were then wrung and put out to dry on the beach. Pour cooked fruit into a jelly bag which has been wrung out of cold water. Liquid remaining in the bouquet garni can be wrung out into the dish. He also punished Rothenburg and wrung territorial concessions from the city. Properly wrung blocks may withstand a pull. As the curtain wrung down over Saptagram, Kolkata started unfolding as a major metropolis. The eloquent appeals, upon publication in the British press, wrung massive donations from the public. Wrung out by the experience, Marmont returned to his tent. In return, Curnin wrung two major concessions.