Meaning & Definition of word "Rinse"

Rinse

/rɪns/

1. A wash or treatment with water or other liquid, to remove a substance.
- Example: She used a mint rinse for her mouth after brushing her teeth.
2. A liquid used for rinsing.
- Example: The hair rinse made her locks shiny and smooth.

1. To wash lightly, especially with water, to remove soap, dirt, or impurities.
- Example: After applying the shampoo, she rinsed her hair thoroughly with warm water.
2. To pass a liquid through something to remove impurities.
- Example: Please rinse the dishes before placing them in the dishwasher.
3. To wash out by using water or a similar liquid.
- Example: He rinsed out the paintbrush with water after finishing his artwork.

●Middle English 'rinse', derived from Old French 'rincer', which originates from the Latin 'rinsare' meaning 'to wash, bathe'.

rinse and repeat:

A process of performing an action and repeating it, often used in instructions.

rinse off:

To remove something with water, typically a substance off of a surface.

rinse cycle:

The part of a washing machine's process that involves rinsing out soap or debris.

wash:

To clean something with water and usually soap.

cleanse:

To make something clean, especially by washing.

flush:

To clean out with a rush of water.

Meaning: To take advantage of someone or something.

● Example Sentence: He really rinsed that job opportunity for all it was worth.

Meaning: To extract valuable resources or benefits.

● Example Sentence: She rinsed every last bit of information from the interview.