Meaning & Definition of word "Washing"

Washing

/ˈwɔːʃɪŋ/

1. The process or an instance of washing something.
- Example: It's time to do the washing; we have several loads to clean.
2. Clothes that have been washed or are being washed.
- Example: I hung out the washing to dry on the clothesline.
3. A rinse or wash cycle in a washing machine.
- Example: The washing finished, and I took the clothes out of the machine.

1. The act of cleaning something, typically with water and, often, soap.
- Example: I spent the afternoon washing the car to remove all the dirt and grime.
2. To clean or rinse with water.
- Example: She is washing her hands before dinner to ensure they are clean.

●Middle English 'washen', from Old English 'wæscan'.

dishwashing:

The act of cleaning plates, utensils, and cookware.

hand washing:

The act of washing hands, especially to maintain hygiene.

power washing:

Using high-pressure water spray to clean surfaces.

laundry:

The washing of clothes and linens.

cleaning:

The act of making something free from dirt or impurities.

rinsing:

To wash lightly, especially with water.

Meaning: Washing money

● Example Sentence: He's involved in washing money from illegal activities.

Meaning: Washing someone out

● Example Sentence: They decided to wash him out of the team due to poor performance.