to wash up
121wash|a|ble — «WOSH uh buhl, WSH », adjective. that can be washed without damage: »washable silk …
122wash|ball — «WOSH BL, WSH », noun. a ball of soap, sometimes perfumed or medicated, used for washing the hands and face, and for shaving …
123wash|board — «WOSH BORD, BOHRD; WSH », noun, adjective. –n. 1. a board having ridges on it, used for rubbing the dirt out of clothes. 2. a baseboard or skirting board. 3. a) a thin board extending upward from the gunwale of a boat as a guard against spray. b) …
124wash|boil|er — «WOSH BOY luhr, WSH », noun. a large metal receptacle with a removable cover, for boiling clothes, table linen, and the like …
125wash|cloth — «WOSH KLTH, KLOTH; WSH », noun. a small cloth for washing oneself. SYNONYM(S): washrag …
126wash|day — «WOSH DAY, WSH », noun. a day when clothes are washed …
127wash|er-dry|er — «WOSH uhr DRY uhr, WSH », noun. a machine that washes clothes and then dries them …
128wash|er-up — «WOSH uhr UHP, WSH », noun. British. a person who washes dishes; dishwasher …