wash
Pronunciation: [wɔːʃ]
Word
Context: "cleaning"
(verb) to clean something using water and sometimes soap. This is what you do when you make something dirty clean again, like when you rinse your hands or wash your clothes.
Example
I wash my hands before eating to keep them clean.
Example
He didn't wash his hands after playing outside, so they're still dirty.
Example
Can you wash the dishes after dinner, please?
Context: "cleaning"
(noun) a period or act of cleaning something with water. It's the time you spend making something clean again, like washing your car or taking a wash.
Example
I gave the car a thorough wash and it looks shiny now.
Example
The last wash I gave the car didn't get rid of all the dirt.
Example
When was the last time you did a good wash of your clothes?
Context: "personal care"
(noun) a cleansing process, often referring to washing your body or specific parts of it, like a face wash. This is what you do when you clean yourself to feel fresh.
Example
After a long day, a warm wash is very relaxing.
Example
He skipped his morning wash and felt sticky all day.
Example
Do you need a quick wash before we go out?
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