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Recent Examples of washable from the Web
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Cavin-Winfrey suggests providing a machine-washable bath mat (with or without rubber backing) for use right after a shower or bath.
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By using its washable circuits with sensors, sewn into the lining of the bra, which will then track electrocardiogram signals from the ticker.
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Yep, the cover is removable and machine washable (whew).
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Also on Thursday, Mizzen&Main will open a pop-up with the label’s signature machine-washable men’s dress shirts in stretchy, lightweight fabric ($125).
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Many of the Colorado company’s hats offer UPF 50+ sun protection, come in a variety of colors and are lightweight, foldable and washable.
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Snow said no two patterns are alike, and the washable scarf will be ready to take home by the end of class.
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Dress in washable shoes and play clothes and have everyone toss their muddy stuff in a plastic bag when you're done.
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To use it on a washable item, spray the stain liberally with Zout and then launder as usual.
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First Known Use of washable
1821
WASHABLE Defined for English Language Learners
washable
playDefinition of washable for English Language Learners
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: able to be washed without being damaged
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: able to be removed by washing
WASHABLE Defined for Kids
washable
playDefinition of washable for Students
: capable of being cleansed without damage a washable jacket
Medical Dictionary
washable
playMedical Definition of washable
1: capable of being washed without damage
2: soluble in water washable ointment bases
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