a room equipped with a toilet and a sink for washing one's hands

to bathe or take a shower

to wash, rinse, or clean items using water or a cleaning agent

to wash clean

laundry; to wash clothes

to rinse or wash away with a flow of water

to wash one's face

to wash one's hands

washing machine; washer

to wash one's hair or to receive a hair wash service

to purify or clear the mind, soul, or spirit

to clean the exterior or interior of a vehicle

baptism (literal or figurative)

to listen with respectful attention; used as a polite expression to show one is all ears or to invite someone to speak

to launder money

to clean clothes with chemical solvents instead of water; the process of dry cleaning

to bathe

to clean or wash something using water, typically referring to laundering clothes in water as opposed to dry cleaning.

to wash the dishes

to shuffle cards, dominoes, or mahjong tiles

laundry (commercial establishment)

to wash the face and rinse the mouth

to loot; to ransack; to pillage

to clean a surface or object by wiping and washing it with water or a cleaning agent

to get rid of or exonerate oneself from a bad reputation, disgrace, or a misconception

a room equipped with facilities for washing and usually containing a toilet, typically in a public building or hotel

detergent in powder form used for washing clothes

to wash one's face and comb one's hair; to make oneself presentable or freshen up

to massacre the inhabitants of a place; to carry out a bloodbath

a chemical substance used for cleaning, such as laundry powder, dish soap, or industrial cleaners

to steal everything; to loot or strip clean

to clear someone of blame, guilt, or a criminal charge

to change and wash (clothes etc)

to receive baptism; to be baptized

extremely poor; penniless

to rinse (clothes)

(medicine) to perform or undergo gastric lavage; to have one's stomach pumped

dishwashing liquid

to bathe one's face in tears

to scrub clean

to clear one's name or reputation from a charge, suspicion, or grievance

To repent sincerely and mend one's mistaken ways; to turn over a new leaf and undergo a complete moral transformation.

succinct, lucid, and refined in writing or speech

to wash or clean items, especially clothing, by rubbing them vigorously with the hands

to unpick and wash (e.g. padded garment)

to wash up; to freshen up