The phrase "rub palms" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the action of rubbing one's hands together, often in anticipation or excitement.
Example: "As the deal was about to be finalized, the negotiators began to rub palms, eager for the success that awaited them."
Alternatives: "rub hands" or "clap hands together".
Where two such layers meet, potent thunderstorms can arise, causing huge updrafts that can spin off cylinders of spinning air -- not unlike the way a child's rubbed palms can turn a lump of modeling clay into a worm.
For a month, his brother was trapped in a strange, darkly hilarious fugue, and Sullivan kept notes at the hospital: "Evening of the 27th… Rubbed palms along a small area of the wall, like a blind man.
With a styling milk, gel or mousse, put some into your palm and rub your palms together.
I can't exactly convey it, because you're still in that living/limited state, so lucky/unlucky, capable of smelling rain, rubbing palm against palm, having some new recently met someone suddenly brighten upon seeing you.
Rub your palms together, spreading soap on to the palms of both hands.
Rub the palms together and then use the thumb of the opposite hand to massage the palm in a circular motion while keeping your fingers interlaced.
For those who prefer to lather up by hand, Origins' Checks and Balances Frothy Face Wash ($15 at Origins), Shiseido's Benefiance ($28.50 at Bloomingdale's) and Clé de Peau's Mousse Nettoyante Tendre ($50 at Takashimaya) come in easier-to-control lotions; rub your palms together and bubbles appear.
"Rub the palms of your hands together vigorously until you create some heat.
"We rub our palms together 10 times, wash between our fingers five times, around our thumbs five times and then scrub around our nails," says Grace Winnie, who is in Grade 4. Back to school, back to routine Schools across Liberia reopened on 16 February, following a six-month closure because of the Ebola crisis.
