wash

US /wɑ:ʃ/

・

UK /wɒʃ/

v.t.Transitive VerbTo clean someone or something with soap and water

We should wash the dog, he’s dirty

n. (u.)Uncountable NounClothes or other items that need cleaning

My clothes are in the wash, they will be clean soon

v.i.Intransitive VerbTo move somewhere by flowing

The bottle will wash up on shore eventually

n.NounMovement of water with or against something else

The wash pushed the drowning boy out to sea

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Don't wash the stain with the soapy solution.
Don't wash the stain with the soapy solution.

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Now, in order to wash off this acid, our lacrimal glands produce a disinfecting liquid.
Now, in order to wash off this acid, our lacrimal glands produce a disinfecting liquid.

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Now, in order to wash off this acid, our lacrimal glands produce a disinfecting liquid.
Now, in order to wash off this acid, our lacrimal glands produce a disinfecting liquid.
Now, in order to wash off this acid, our lacrimal glands produce a disinfecting liquid.
Now, in order to wash off this acid, our lacrimal glands produce a disinfecting liquid.

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You must have hardly been able to wash yourself while you were rubberised.
You must have hardly been able to wash yourself while you were rubberised.

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pokedoll. I was willing to wash the dishes, clean the house, make a deal with
pokedoll. I was willing to wash the dishes, clean the house, make a deal with

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Well, you finish with glass, I wash it.
Well, you finish with glass, I wash it.
Ok. You let me know when you done so I wash it.
Ok. You let me know when you done so I wash it.

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