One of her women brought me soft soap in a bowl.

At least one Republican seemed to get soft soap rather than hard ball.

There has been a great deal of soft soap talked about God for the last hundred years.

Give them the facts, the truth, no soft soap, and that should be enough.

I think it was just some kind of soft soap."

And look here, my dear, don't let them get round you with soft soap either.

The hot, soft soap is then pumped into a mould.

Soft soap at a time like this, he thought ashamedly.

These days, they skip the soft soap and just promise in writing to hire more police.

When you first stand up, it feels as if you'd stepped into a barrel of soft soap.

And remarkably little soft soap about how lovely life might be over the rainbow.

You don't really believe that I swallow all your soft soap, do you?

But the President has continued to apply what one friend calls "his own patented brand of political soft soap."

He said sharply, "And don't give me any soft soap about being intelligent.

It was an outstanding display of political soft soap.

Here the company's manufacture of soft soap and bathroom soaps took place.

Later, tubes containing compounds of oils and soft soap were sold.

Meanwhile it was time for some soft soap.

Christo, how much soft soap does this guy need? '

They'll do anything, particularly after I feed Milligan some soft soap.

Anyway, Berchmans will no doubt be along in a mo with all the soft soap you could wish for.

Soft soap can refer to one of the following:

That progression or descent from tough talk to soft soap is a bow to the conventions of both television and politics.

Cranston handed me a lot of soft soap that I might have believed, if he hadn't shown himself a fool, last night.

The size is a mixture of flour soft soap and tallow: specific to this mill.