SOAP

A set of rules that tell devices how to send and receive information over a network

To punish someone by putting soap in their mouth for swearing

Become vulnerable to sexual attack in prison, often used as a grim joke or warning

To say that something failed or did not work

To not understand anything about a subject

To try to get rid of bad pictures or thoughts in your mind after something upsetting

A TV drama that follows the daily lives and relationships of people

A small solid piece that you use to wash your body or hands

A round pocket of air made from soap and water

A liquid used to wash hands or the body

A small tray that holds a bar of soap

A container that holds liquid soap and gives some when you use it

A bar of soap you use to wash your body in a bath or shower

A hard mild soap made from olive oil

Insincere praise used to try to influence someone

A mild soap that cleans and softens leather such as saddles

A mild soap made from plant oils for sensitive skin

A powder used to clean clothes in a washing machine

Small thin pieces of soap that dissolve in water to make bubbles

A mild product used to wash the skin on your face

A small rough pad with soap used to scrub pans and dishes

A soap solution used to kill small pests on plants like aphids

A soft cleaning product made from plant oils for washing and treating skin

Soap that makes a thick, creamy lather to soften the hair on the face before using a razor

A mild bar or liquid used for washing your body

A thin clear layer of soap left on a surface after washing

Powder that has extra cleaning chemicals to remove stains

A mild cleaner used to clean and soften leather items like shoes

A detergent with a positive charge used to soften clothes

A tall desert plant like a yucca with long stringy leaves and a large flower cluster

A soft heavy stone with a smooth soapy feel used for carving vases and hearths

A tall plant like a small tree with long pointed leaves and white flowers