Hand Wipe
Wet Hand Towel, Wet Napkin
noun
You have hand and the noun version of 拭く (to wipe). Put the two together and you get a hand wipe!
お手拭き refers to a wet hand towel or wet napkin used for cleaning your hands, often provided at restaurants in Japan before a meal.
The reading for this uses all kun'yomi. So just put together the kun'yomis of 手 and 拭き (from the verb 拭く) with an honorary お and you're good to go!
すいません、お手拭きをもらえますか？
Excuse me, could I get a hand wipe, please?
あ、よかったらこのお手拭き使って！
Oh, feel free to use this hand wipe!
レストランで席につくと、まずお手拭きで手を拭きます。
When I sit down at a restaurant, I first wipe my hands with a hand wipe.
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