Mouthwash

/ˈmaʊθˌwɔʃ/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A liquid solution used for rinsing the mouth to create a clean feeling, often containing antiseptic or antibacterial agents.

After brushing his teeth, he always finishes with mouthwash to ensure fresh breath.

A liquid product designed for oral hygiene, often flavored to improve taste.

She prefers a mouthwash with a mint flavor to help fight bad breath throughout the day.

An antimicrobial solution used to reduce oral bacteria and freshen breath.

Using mouthwash regularly can help reduce plaque buildup and maintain healthy gums.

From 'mouth' + 'wash', referring to washing the mouth.

rinsing with mouthwash

Using mouthwash to clean the oral cavity.

therapeutic mouthwash

A mouthwash with medicinal properties used for treating oral conditions.

toothpaste

A paste used for cleaning teeth.

floss

A thin thread used to remove food and plaque between teeth.

Swish

He took a swish of mouthwash before heading out.

Minty rinse

I love that minty rinse feeling after using mouthwash.