scrub out
US /skrʌb aʊt/
・UK /skrʌb aut/
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phr. v.Phrasal VerbTo clean something thoroughly by rubbing it hard, often with a brush and water.
I need to scrub out the bathtub; it's filthy.
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RESTOCKING MY ENTIRE APARTMENT! (much needed bc i'm out of literally everything)
- I wanted this specifically for when I clean and scrub out the sink, not for my dishes, so I don't think it's going to get dirty that fast.
I wanted this specifically for when I clean and scrub out the sink, not for my dishes, so I don't think it's going to get dirty that fast.
- I wanted this specifically for when I clean and scrub out the sink, not for my dishes.
I wanted this specifically for when I clean and scrub out the sink, not for my dishes.
Elon Musk Stuns Joe Rogan.
- When we see this, it's OK for someone to look at and be like, that kind of feels like the corruption you're trying to scrub out.
When we see this, it's OK for someone to look at and be like, that kind of feels like the corruption you're trying to scrub out.
- When we see this, it's okay for someone to look at it and be like, "That kind of feels like the corruption you're trying to scrub out." Now, he might make the best vehicle for that job.
When we see this, it's okay for someone to look at it and be like, "That kind of feels like the corruption you're trying to scrub out." Now, he might make the best vehicle for that job.