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--n. 11 washing, cleaning, cleansing, scrubbing, scrub,
scouring, shampoo, shampooing, bath, bathing, shower, sponge
bath, tub-bath; laundering; Facetious ablutions; Colloq Brit
tub, tubbing: He always likes a good wash and shave before
breakfast. 12 wave, wake, surge, backwash: The wash from
passing ships almost swamped our skiff. 13 lotion, rinse,
liniment, salve, embrocation, emulsion, preparation; mouthwash,
gargle; eyewash, collyrium: Use this wash twice a day till the
condition disappears. 14 flow, wave, swell, welling, sweep,
sweeping, ebb and flow, surge, surging, undulation, rise and
fall: Shellfish in the gap cleanse themselves of impurities in
the constant tidal wash running through there. 15 coat, coating,
film, overlay, glaze; plating: There is a microscopic wash of
gold over the tin to lend the bracelet a little cachet.
washed out
adj. 1 wan, pale, pallid, colourless, faded, lacklustre, flat;
blanched, bleached, etiolated: Gene looks washed out because he
never gets out in the sun. She was wearing washed-out jeans and
a torn t-shirt. 2 exhausted, spent, tired, tired out, weary,
worn out, fatigued, drained, Colloq dog-tired, bone-tired, done
in, all in, fagged out, bushed, Brit knocked up, US knocked out,
Slang beat, US and Canadian tuckered out, pooped: After a hard
day in the office, I feel completely washed out.
washed up adj. finished, through, failed, done for, played out, over (and
done with), Slang kaput, fini: After that last fiasco, he's no
more than a washed-up has-been.
washout n. failure, disaster, d‚bƒcle, (total) loss, fiasco,
disappointment, Colloq flop, dud, Brit damp squib, US lead
balloon: His attempts to revive the hula-hoop craze were a
washout.
waspish adj. irascible, bad-tempered, foul-tempered, temperamental,
testy, grouchy, sensitive, volatile, querulous, edgy, petulant,
spiteful, peevish, cantankerous, curmudgeonly, cross, crabby,
crabbed, crotchety, splenetic, grumpy, captious, cranky, crusty:
Elaine is feeling very waspish today - no one can do anything
right.
waste
v. 1 squander, misuse, throw away, fritter away, misspend,
splurge, dissipate, Slang blow: Why I wasted so much time on