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wash

[wosh, wawsh] / wɒʃ, wɔʃ /








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Lynsey Crombie, author of The 15 Minute Clean, agrees: "Modern dishwashers are built to detect dirt so if your plates are too clean going in, they can actually wash less effectively," she says.

From BBC

You are not constitutionally incapable of washing a carrot.

From Salon

The court heard that Keifer Price was unhappy with his lodge, saying there was no washing facilities or heating.

From BBC

Catharsis comes after Will exits the play: “The clay is cracking and falling off. Finally, when he washes it off, we see him break down for the first time and actually cry.”

From Los Angeles Times

He worries that even more detritus will wash up on the beach in the future.

From BBC