Wash-ups can refer to a variety of things, from a general cleanup after a messy project to a specific cleaning of oneself or an object. There are several synonyms for wash-ups, including washdown, cleansing, scouring, rinsing, and tidying up. Washdown is often used in industrial or agricultural settings to refer to the cleaning of machinery or equipment. Cleansing is a broader term that can refer to cleaning oneself or an object, often with soap or other cleaning agents. Scouring implies a more intense form of cleaning, often with an abrasive material. Rinsing is similar to washing, but specifically refers to removing soap or other cleaning agents with water. Finally, tidying up refers to a general cleanup of an area or object, often to restore order after use.