washed
- adjective
- /wɔʃt/
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- The shirt looked crisp and clean after being washed with a gentle detergent.
Now these are washed and clean prawns.
- Now these are washed and clean prawns.
- This is JV and complete pre washed scalp oil.
- And this is washed Firestone Peach.
Examples
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Now these are washed and clean prawns.
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And on the inside is some beautiful washed wool.
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It's like this washed black, almost like Gray color.
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These are the orange, the washed cream here looking like that.
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I have a freshly washed large tropical brush.
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Ale, olive juice, washed sauce and cricket powder.
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This is JV and complete pre washed scalp oil.
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She admired the washed vegetables, freshly rinsed and ready for the salad.
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The artist used washed colors to create a light, airy effect in her painting.
Synonyms
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Free from dirt or harmful things
Made smooth by water, often by rain or waves
Clean after someone rubs it hard with water or soap
Compounds
How Clean
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Washed comes from the simple verb wash, which means 'to clean with water'. So when something is washed, water or another liquid has been used to make it clean or wet.