Quotes About Douse

Put out the light and then put out the light.

extinguish the flames. When the fires went out, Cullinan

Your ignorance, brother, returned she, as the great Milton says, almost subdues my patience.[*] D—n Milton! answered the squire: if he had the impudence to say so to my face, I'd lend him a douse, thof he was never so great a man.

At sunset, if I am near the water - and it is hard to be very far from it here -I pause to watch the splendid disc set the brine aflame and then douse itself in it's own fiery broth.

Fires are best fought with water: It puts out the flames without adding to the blaze.