water-washed
- adjective
- The cliff face was smooth and water-washed from centuries of crashing waves.
Examples
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The water-washed pebbles gleamed in the sunlight along the shore.
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Ancient, water-washed stones littered the riverbed after the flood.
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The water-washed stones were smooth and shiny.
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After the storm, the beach was covered in water-washed debris.
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The water-washed pebbles gleamed in the sunlight along the shore.
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Ancient, water-washed stones littered the riverbed after the flood.
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The cliff face was smooth and water-washed from centuries of crashing waves.
Synonyms
Made clean with water or soap
How Clean
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word water-washed comes from the two simple words water and washed, meaning 'cleaned or shaped by water'. So, it describes things like stones or cliffs that have been smoothed by rain, rivers, or waves.