Sentences with washing-up
wash·ing-up
W w - Martha volunteered to do the washing-up.
- ...a brimming bowl of washing-up.
- In AM, use wash the dishes
- A washing-up machine
- I'll do the washing-up if you put it all away.
- This washing-up liquid is kinder to my hands than that one.
- To wash grime out of clothing.
- To be washed whiter than the snow.
- A meadow newly washed with morning dew.
- A shore or cliff washed by waves.
- The storm washed the boat up on the shore. A sailor was washed overboard.
- The rain had washed away the lettering on the stone.
- The flood had washed a new channel through the bottom lands.
- To wash brass with gold.
- After using the insecticide spray they washed completely.
- Monday is the day we wash.
- Fabrics guaranteed to wash.
- His honesty won't wash.
- The boat had washed ashore in the night.
- A hillside that washes frequently.
- Much of the topsoil washes away each spring.
- To give the car a wash.
- A heavy wash.
- She gave the room a wash of pale blue.
- The wash of the waves had drenched us.
- Listening to the wash of the Atlantic.
- The wash of the incoming tide.
- The little boats tossed about in the wash from the liner's propellers.
- Wing wash.
- A hair wash.
- To apply wash to a skinned knee; mouthwash; eyewash.
- A gold wash.
- Hogwash.
- The company's financial position is a wash compared with last year.
- A wash dress.
- The situation may look hopeless now, but it will all come out in the wash.