rewash
/riˈwɑʃ/
verb
- To wash something again, especially because it was not clean enough the first time.
- I had to rewash the dishes because there was still food stuck on them.
- The mechanic had to rewash the car after the first wash left streaks.
- After spilling juice on my shirt, I decided to rewash it to remove the stain.
noun
- An act of washing something again, or a load of laundry that is washed a second time.
- This load of towels needs a rewash because they still smell like mildew.
- I put the jeans in for a rewash since the dirt didn't come out.
- The restaurant gave the tablecloths a quick rewash after a customer complained.