transitive. To rinse, to wash out or down.

transitive. To rinse or wash out.

transitive. To immerse (something) in water or pour water on to or over (something), so as to remove impurities. Also with off, out. Also intransitive…

transitive. To wash with a copious supply of water.

To throw or pour water over (a person or thing); to swill with water, esp. in order to clean or wash; to flush or scour with a rush of water…

U.S. To splash; to wash by splashing.

To wash with a copious supply, or with dashing on, of water; to sluice.

†to wash up, ? to wash with vigorous rubbing. to wash out, to rinse so as to remove soap or other substance from the web of the stuff.

transitive. To slush or sluice (something) in washing; to dash or throw (water) over.

Of running water, rain, etc.: To pass over (a surface) so as to carry off adherent matter; to waste, abrade, or erode in its flow. Also with out.

(transitive) = 1a.

transitive. To wash with a copious supply of water; to pour water or other liquid copiously over.