IPA: /təʊˈlɛt/
KK: /tɑˈwɛlɪt/
A small, often wet piece of cloth or paper used for cleaning, especially for the hands or face.
She used a towelette to clean her hands after eating.
Towelette → The word is derived from "towel" (from Old French *toaille*, meaning a cloth for drying) and the diminutive suffix "-ette" (meaning small or little). Thus, a towelette refers to a small towel or cloth, typically used for personal hygiene or cleaning.
Think of a 'small towel' — 'towel' refers to the drying cloth, and '-ette' indicates that it's a smaller version. A towelette is simply a little towel for cleaning.