washup
/ˈwɑʃˌʌp/
verb
- To wash oneself, especially one's hands and face.
- Please washup before coming to the table.
- I need to washup quickly before we leave.
- The children washed up after playing in the mud.
- To wash dishes or utensils after a meal.
- She washed up the pots and pans while he dried them.
- After the party, everyone helped washup in the kitchen.
- It's your turn to washup tonight.
noun
- The act of washing oneself, especially one's hands and face.
- After gardening, she went inside for a quick washup before dinner.
- He always does a thorough washup after handling chemicals at work.
- The campers took turns doing their washup in the stream.
- A place or basin for washing, especially in a workplace or public area.
- There is a washup station near the entrance of the lab.
- The factory installed new washups for the workers.
- The mechanic cleaned his tools at the washup in the garage.