washable
7
1.0
- adjective
- /ˈwɑːʃəbl/
:
lavable
- The couch cover is made from durable, washable fabric, making it easy to clean.
- machine-washable
- washable markers
- washable slipcovers
And they're totally machine washable, which blows my mind.
- And they're totally machine washable, which blows my mind.
- If you don't know that a plastic transparent dress that is not machine washable is not going to sell, you don't know your customers.
- It's supposed to be comfortable, durable, washable, and not interfere with over body armour or excess suits that might be layered on top of it.
- cause Rami silicone cosmetic puff washable blender concealers.
- They make really thin travel washable kind of towels washable.
- It totally washes out and it's like super washable.
- Dollar store coffee filters, dollar store washable markers, Dollar store chenille stems.
Examples
-
I put down a rag rug in Madeleine's nursery, which worked well because it was washable.
Blog text (3) -
And they're totally machine washable, which blows my mind.
-
But all of the elements are completely washable.
-
Any suggestions for something I could use on the inside that would be washable?
Blog text (12) -
Cloth covering is more expensive than paper, but it has the advantage of being washable.
Academic text (1999) -
Safe to use on all washable fabrics and colors.
Blog text (18) -
Today, we're excited to announce the Logitech Washable Keyboard K310—the keyboard that loves a wash.
Blog text (9) -
Ruggable rugs are machine washable, spill and stain resistant, and they're non-toxic.
-
Equipment, such as front-end loaders, should have well-sealed, ventilated cabs with removable and washable filters.
Academic text (1996) -
She chose a washable marker for the kids, knowing they would make a mess while creating their art.
Antonyms
How Washable
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Washable is made from wash, meaning 'to clean with water', plus the ending -able, meaning 'can be'. So something washable is 'can be washed' without being damaged.