Dishwater [noun]

I pressed my services upon him, somewhat feebly, I own, for I can't bear dishwater; but he rejected my offer.

If however, it is necessary to be extremely economical with water, it is better to stint the dishwater than the rinsing water.

Primmie wept no more into the dishwater nor sighed despairingly when serving breakfast.

Mrs. Braley told it as a distinguished trait that Phebe would never set her hand in hot dishwater.

Huldah persevered with her confession, dropping an occasional tear in the dishwater.

"Lazy rogue," she called him; and she said she'd precious quick throw some dirty dishwater over him, boiling hot, if he didn't go.

The cabin door opened, a woman stepped out, emptied a pan of dishwater, and entered the cabin again.

And as if this was not enough, she threatened to throw the dishwater on me.

Here I go off and have an adventure and she has to slop around in dishwater.

As to the spoons, they get thrown away with the dishwater and sometimes into the fire.