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washingverbpresent participle of wash to flow along or againstcrystal-clear waters gently wash the island's unspoiled beaches bathing, lapping, laving, lipping, splashing bubbling, gurgling, plashing, rippling, sloshing to withstand scrutiny and gain acceptance or approvalthe employee's story about missing the bus didn't wash with her manager flying, holding up, passing, standing up getting through, going down, going over, going through, playing, taking, working holding water, passing muster to flow in a broken irregular streamsoapy water washing down the drain bubbling, dribbling, guggling, gurgling, lapping, plashing, rippling, splashing, trickling eddying, purling, swirlingswashing, swishing, swooshing, whishingdripping, droppinggushing, jetting, rushing, spewing, spouting, spurting, squirting pouring, rolling, streaming running to make wetrain washed the countryside for days on end bathing, bedraggling, dousing(also dowsing), drenching, drowning, soaking, soddening, sopping, sousing, watering, waterlogging, water-soaking, wetting, wetting down aspersing, bedewing, dampening, damping, drizzling, humidifying, hydrating, misting, moistening, moisturizing, showering, sprinklingdeluging, flooding, hosing (down), inundating, overflowingsubmerging, swampingsplashingimpregnating, saturating, steepingflushing, irrigating, laving, rinsing, sloshing, sluicingdipping, ducking, dunkingrehydrating, rewashing, rewetting dehydrating, desiccating, drying, parching, scorching, searing dewatering, evaporating, freeze-dryingdrip-drying, wringingdehumidifying to pour liquid over or through in order to cleansewashed the baby's hair flushing, irrigating, rinsing, sluicing, washing out deluging, engulfing, flooding, inundating, swampingflowing, gushing, rushing, streamingdouching, hosingdrenching, saturating, soakingdousing(also dowsing), sloshing, splashing to cause (as a liquid) to move about in a circle especially repeatedlyshe absentmindedly washed her tea by tipping her cup, until the honey was at last mixed in agitating, churning, stirring, swirling, whirling beating, paddling, whipping, whiskingreeling, shaking, wheeling in the 13th century |