to shampoo
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- verb
- /ʃæmˈpu/
:
lavar el pelo con champú
- I first make sure the water is warm enough and then I soap and I shampoo and condition.
- shampoo my hair
- shampoo my dog
- shampoo your hair twice
Dropper it in before you shampoo your hair, massage it into the scalp.
- Dropper it in before you shampoo your hair, massage it into the scalp.
- I have bottles in my shower and I will just, yeah, shampoo and then use the bottles.
- But what I do is I dry shampoo.
Examples
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Because I gotta shower, and shave, and shampoo my hair.
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So we just shampooed the hair pretty much.
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Do you think we should shampoo it?
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I want to shampoo you
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Look, it just means I'm gonna shampoo my hair... and stay out of your way.
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You should be shampooing, no?
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It's as easy as shampooing your hair: Wash, rinse, repeat.
Blog text (2) -
When I shower today, I'll shampoo my hair with some soap we got at the Ritz in Lisbon.
Fiction book (1991) -
I do use an apple cider vinegar rinse after I shampoo.
Blog text (20) -
Before the big event, she decided to shampoo her hair for a fresh look.
Synonyms
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To clean something with water, often using soap
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Surface Forms
Etymology
The verb shampoo comes from Hindi champo, 'press' or 'massage', because people first used it for massaging the head; today to shampoo means to wash or treat the hair with a cleaning product.