to floss
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1.8
- verb
- /flɔs/
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- It's important to floss between your teeth to remove plaque.
- floss your teeth
- brush and floss
- floss regularly
So what if we create a product that can floss your teeth for you?
- So what if we create a product that can floss your teeth for you?
- I am an advocate for daily, if not twice daily flossing.
- Some people say if your gums bleed when you floss, you need to floss more.
- When my dentist appointment was whacked, Burr, I was supposed to be flossing and they told me stop using the pig.
- I brush my teeth, I take care of my teeth, I brush them multiple times a day and I floss my teeth multiple times a day as well.
Examples
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Don't forget to floss.
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I started a routine of brushing and flossing just once a day in the morning.
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Because that way I can floss while I do work.
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And that to me is like I floss now twice a day.
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So what if we create a product that can floss your teeth for you?
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I wish more people would brush and floss more regularly.
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You may find it helpful to brush and floss your teeth.
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People suffering from diabetes should remember to brush and floss their teeth on a regular basis.
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Keep floss with you and make a habit of flossing after each meal.
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Don't forget to floss!
Compounds
- Offensive
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9.9
A very small swimsuit or underwear with a thin strip of cloth between the buttocks
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Etymology
Floss (verb) meaning to clean between your teeth comes from the noun for the thread; to floss is simply to use that thin thread to remove food and plaque. So to floss is a part of daily tooth care.