Definition of washable
: capable of being washed without damage
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To do this, clean washable plastic toys in hot sudsy water or the dishwasher.
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Making the truck even more useful The cabin reminds me of the first Range Rover, which was washable, but with even more practicality.
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My work at the ElectroScience Laboratory of the Ohio State University aims to make antennas and power sources that are equally flexible and washable.
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My work at the ElectroScience Laboratory of the Ohio State University aims to make antennas and power sources that are equally flexible and washable.
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My work at the ElectroScience Laboratory of the Ohio State University aims to make antennas and power sources that are equally flexible and washable.
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Make a litter box by lining a washable container with layers of newspaper topped with hay.
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The cargo area had grocery bag and tie-down hooks, a retractable/removable shade-type cover, and a removable waterproof/washable cargo tray.
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For those who don’t want to insert a cup, washable pads are also a really great option.
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First Known Use of washable
1821
WASHABLE Defined for English Language Learners
Definition 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
Definition of washable for Students
: capable of being cleansed without damage
- a washable jacket
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