“His eyes peer angrily out from a dirt-smeared face, his hair needs a good wash and the clothes he's wearing are definitely getting stinky.”

“Above him, sea birds wheeled and called and although he couldn't see a beach, he could hear the gentle wash of waves on the shore.”

“A watercolour wash is a fluid made up of water in which the colour particles brushed from cakes of pigment are suspended.”

“Kathryn was cackling happily as she dropped Olivia's purple sock into the wash with her brother's white underclothes.”

“My first thought was I had flown through jet wash from another aircraft.”

“… an invasive species threatening the plants native to the region's washes.”

“Despite the coolness of that morning, he was ordered to crouch naked and wash with soap under the cold water.”

“Charm won't wash with this crew.”

“Trim the roots of the pak choi and thoroughly wash the leaves.”

“The outside was washed in red paint, which was chipping due to age and weather conditions.”

“Despite their efforts and curses, the winds and the rogue waves wash them past any seemingly habitable islands.”

“Also on clear water, look for any areas that are murky, perhaps close to in-flowing streams or where waves wash against a shoreline.”

“I washed and waxed the floor.”

“She held up his head with one hand and with the other she used the shower head to wash some of the dirt out of his hair.”

“A few women were washing clothes beside the shore.”

“I must shower and wash my hair.”

“A wave of guilt washed over her.”

“Copper washed with silver.”

“… she absentmindedly washed her tea by tipping her cup, until the honey was at last mixed in.”

“A wave of despair washed over him.”