to wipe something with a cloth, paper, or towel to clean it or remove moisture; to wipe away

(idiom) to wipe one's eyes and wait; to look forward to something with eager anticipation or to watch closely for how a situation develops

To wipe away tears; to dry one's eyes.

to whisk away or wipe off dust from the surface of an object; to clean

to wipe off or clean a surface; to scrub away dirt

To wipe one's eyes; (figuratively) to wait and see expectantly or to remain vigilant

to wipe or brush something off

to wipe one's eyes and wait; used to describe waiting for something with great expectation or watching closely for how a situation develops

to wipe away; to rub clean; to scrub

swab; cotton pad; medical smear used for testing

to wipe dry; to wipe away tears or moisture

to swab or wipe up; to clean a surface using a mop or cloth

to wipe one's eyes and wait; to look forward to something with eager anticipation

To watch and listen with focused attention; used to describe waiting with great anticipation and eagerness.

(literary) to wash and wipe clean