What is another word for wash up?
Pronunciation:
[ wˈɒʃ ˈʌp], [ wˈɒʃ ˈʌp], [ w_ˈɒ_ʃ ˈʌ_p]
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Synonyms for Wash up:
n.
• toilet (noun) • tucker (noun) • tucker out (noun) • wash up (noun)- beat.
v.
• body (verb) • consume (verb)- waste,
- apply,
- devour,
- monopolize,
- go,
- preoccupy,
- profit by,
- put away,
- avail oneself of,
- drain,
- throw away,
- engross,
- frivol away,
- dissipate,
- spend,
- vanish,
- lessen,
- employ,
- have recourse to,
- expend,
- trifle,
- wear out,
- finish up,
- dominate,
- put to use,
- obsess,
- drivel,
- lavish,
- run out of,
- squander,
- absorb,
- utilize,
- go through,
- fritter away,
- eat up.
- dispose of,
- dispatch,
- drink,
- use.
- lose.
Other synonyms:
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- spoil.
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- sink.
- throw money at,
- shell out,
- spring for,
- ante up,
- pay out,
- out lay,
- fork out,
- outlaid,
- outlaying,
- forked out.
- dry up,
- Soaped,
- wash,
- freshen up,
- used up,
- finish,
- Soaping,
- sucked dry,
- using up,
- shampoos,
- took a bath,
- lave,
- sucks dry,
- bleed dry,
- clean up,
- Bankrupted,
- sucking dry,
- Shampooing,
- take a bath,
- do the dishes,
- Tubbing,
- hosing,
- drying up,
- dried up,
- run through,
- cleans up,
- shampoo,
- HOSED,
- bankrupts,
- Starched,
- deplete,
- Bankrupting,
- Tubbed,
- suck dry,
- Lapped,
- use up,
- take a shower,
- dig into,
- exhaust,
- Starching,
- take last of,
- cleaned up,
- take bath,
- running out,
- do the laundry,
- fresh up,
- Shampooed.
- cleanse,
- flush,
- total,
- gargle,
- sluice,
- ruin,
- soak,
- cross up,
- holystone,
- clean oneself,
- launder,
- deterge,
- wrack,
- flood,
- drench,
- put the lid on,
- shower,
- baptize,
- tub,
- sponge,
- put the kibosh on,
- Absterge,
- fold up,
- scour,
- wet,
- break down,
- literary lave,
- irrigate,
- wreck,
- baptise,
- consult,
- wash out,
- soap,
- clean,
- lather,
- douse,
- syringe,
- consume,
- mop up.
How to use "Wash up" in context?
We usually associate the act of washing dishes with a dirty kitchen, but in truth, it can be a chore in a clean kitchen, too. Keeping the surfaces clean and free of food debris not only makes the kitchen look better, it also helps to reduce the risk of foodborne illness.
To start, it's important to have the right tools for the job. A dishwasher is great for dishes that can go in the top rack, but hand washing is still necessary for utensils like skillets and pots. whether you are washing dishes by hand or in the dishwasher, use hot, soapy water and a good scrubber.
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