loofa
- noun
- /ˈluːfə/
- US
- You used my loofa?
Examples
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She loves to use a loofa to exfoliate her skin in the shower.
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Seaweed wrap, loofa, belly rub, tail waxing...
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Hey, did you take my loofa?
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More precisely, we used your loofa.
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By the way, where did you get that loofa mitt?
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You used my loofa again, didn't you?
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Something about a loofa on her boyfriend's dick.
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After showering, he rinsed his loofa thoroughly to remove any soap residue.
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The loofa serves as a natural sponge for washing dishes in the kitchen.
Synonyms
The dried stringy inside of the fruit that people use as a natural sponge for washing
A natural pad of dried plant fibers from a luffa fruit used for washing skin or dishes
A dry fibrous sponge made from the inside of a plant fruit used for washing the body
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Etymology
The word loofa comes from the Arabic word lūf, which means 'sponge' or the dried plant used for cleaning. That's why a loofa is the dried, fibrous part of a fruit that we use like a bath 'sponge' to wash or scrub.