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Definition of wash
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of wash is as below...
Wash (n.) The act of
washing;
an
ablution;
a
cleansing,
wetting,
or
dashing
with
water;
hence,
a
quantity,
as of
clothes,
washed
at
once..
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Outscouring
::
Outscouring
(n.) That which is
scoured
out o/
washed
out.
Fret
::
Fret (n.) The worn sides of river
banks,
where ores, or
stones
containing
them,
accumulate
by being
washed
down from the
hills,
and thus
indicate
to the
miners
the
locality
of the
veins..
Wash
::
Wash (n.) A
medical
preparation
in a
liquid
form for
external
application;
a
lotion.
Soft
::
Soft
(superl.)
Not
tinged
with
mineral
salts;
adapted
to
decompose
soap; as, soft water is the best for
washing..
Wash
::
Wash (n.) The blade of an oar, or the thin part which
enters
the
water..
Fibrin
::
Fibrin
(n.) The
white,
albuminous
mass
remaining
after
washing
lean beef or other meat with water until all
coloring
matter
is
removed;
the
fibrous
portion
of the
muscle
tissue;
flesh
fibrin..
Bath
::
Bath (n.) A
receptacle
or place where
persons
may
immerse
or wash their
bodies
in
water.
Washy
::
Washy (a.)
Watery;
damp; soft.
Appellative
::
Appellative
(n.) A
common
name, in
distinction
from a
proper
name. A
common
name, or
appellative,
stands
for a whole
class,
genus,
or
species
of
beings,
or for
universal
ideas.
Thus, tree is the name of all
plants
of a
particular
class;
plant and
vegetable
are names of
things
that grow out of the
earth.
A
proper
name, on the other hand,
stands
for a
single
thing;
as, Rome,
Washington,
Lake
Erie..
Wash
::
Wash (n.) A
liquid
dentifrice.
Camphor
::
Camphor
(v. t.) To
impregnate
or wash with
camphor;
to
camphorate.
Scrub
::
Scrub (v. t.) To rub hard; to wash with
rubbing;
usually,
to rub with a wet
brush,
or with
something
coarse
or
rough,
for the
purpose
of
cleaning
or
brightening;
as, to scrub a
floor,
a
doorplate..
Lavement
::
Lavement
(n.) A
washing
or
bathing;
also, a
clyster..
Swash
::
Swash (v. i.) To fall
violently
or
noisily.
Woulfe Bottle
::
Woulfe
bottle
(n.) A kind of wash
bottle
with two or three
necks;
-- so
called
after the
inventor,
Peter
Woulfe,
an
English
chemist..
Washboard
::
Washboard
(n.) A
fluted,
or
ribbed,
board on which
clothes
are
rubbed
in
washing
them..
Vat
::
Vat (n.) A
wooden
tub for
washing
ores and
mineral
substances
in.
Swash
::
Swash (n.) A
blustering
noise;
a
swaggering
behavior.
Strale
::
Strake
(n.) A
trough
for
washing
broken
ore,
gravel,
or sand; a
launder..
Elutriate
::
Elutriate
(v. t.) To wash or
strain
out so as to
purify;
as, to
elutriate
the blood as it
passes
through
the
lungs;
to
strain
off or
decant,
as a
powder
which is
separated
from
heavier
particles
by being drawn off with
water;
to
cleanse,
as by
washing..
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