Rubs

The cat rubs its face against her.

Everything he says rubs me the wrong way.

He rubs the stain with vinegar.

Tom rubs me the wrong way.

Her admirable creative urge rubs off on other people.

Mary rubs sleep from her eyes.

Tom rubs sleep from his eyes.

It is not safe, I hear, to play tricks with kings: just as lions sometimes come quietly to someone that rubs them, they are still lions when they choose, and then their playmate will lie dead.

Tom just rubs me the wrong way.

It rubs the lotion on its skin or else it gets the hose again.