chammy
/ˈʃæmi/
noun
- A soft, absorbent leather cloth, originally made from chamois skin, used for drying and polishing surfaces, especially cars and windows.
- The window cleaner always carries a chammy for a streak-free finish.
- He used a chammy to dry the car after washing it.
- A good chammy can absorb a lot of water without leaving lint.
Synonyms
verb
- To dry or polish with a chammy leather cloth.
- You should chammy the glass before it dries naturally.
- After the rain, he chammied the patio furniture.
- She learned to chammy the car quickly to avoid water spots.