wash/washing

I have to wash my fringe, so I'm just going to do that.

Time and tide will wash them away, a long time in the future.

You do wash your feet, right?

Say some rainwater enters too, washing the contaminant through the well into the aquifer.

As more soil is washed away, the subsurface void grows.

When they attack, the Argentine ants wash over their victims clinging onto their opponents in groups and pulling apart their limbs.

-I just want to wash myself clean of this whole thing using a bottle of Oribe Se-- Serene Scalp Des-- Densifying, excuse me, Shampoo.

You can't have natural washing growing out of this."

Now, I'll wash my face.

To do it properly, wash your hands as if you've just cut up some jalapeños and want to put in your contact lenses next.

First, the flash: an intense tsunami of light washes over the city in an instant.

I'm not washing lettuce.

Going home and washing all of that off and seeing it visually was also really nice emotionally because of the fact that you're physically seeing everything wash off.

They just never seen anyone that tall try to wash his feet before.

It also makes your hands slippery, and with the mechanical motions of washing, viruses are ripped away.

I mean, you don't even have to wash your face.

By the way, I like how there's one bottle of face wash in that photo.

So these get discarded on garage forecourts and tyre places, and they just get washed into the drains.

Water hammer can be a problem in residential homes when taps or valves within washing machines close too quickly.

Second, they create a space for soil to wash away.

Doesn't Zeus help you by like punishing you so badly that you wash up on the shores of Is that the fault?

Among all the other plastic waste, there still is Lego washing up.

Oh that's going to be a nightmare to wash.

His nephew, Orlando Anderson, was killed a couple years later at a Compton car wash.

It's soaking wet, you're the only one that showered today, and it smells like your body wash.

I mean it's got antiseptic soap in it with water and we're using it to wash hands before we touch a wounded area.

He wakes up in a cold sweat yelling, how can I defeat the hairless balls I once so tenderly washed?

And then for hair, cuz I've been traveling a lot and sometimes I don't have time to wash my hair.

Sometimes, you’ll even hear this shockwave as banging in your walls when you close a faucet or run the washing machine, hence the superhero-esque nickname, Water Hammer.