Definition of washcloth
: a cloth that is used for washing one's face and body — called also
facecloth, washrag
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Then, with a warm, wet washcloth gently wipe it all off.
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Try soaking a washcloth in cool green tea or skim milk, which contain additional antioxidants.
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Skip harsh scrubs and even washcloths, which can be too rough on your face and can cause irritation.
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The best part is, using the Konjac sponge doesn't add any extra steps to your routine; just swap it in for your washcloth and combine with your favorite cleanser.
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Shops and households that can afford air-conditioners cranked them up, but most people were left with few options: wet washcloths and electric fans, and those only for the few hours when the power was on.
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In the end, Kim leaves with toys for her older kids, and washcloths for the baby.
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For those big, cystic suckers, use a warm, wet washcloth to help reduce irritation.
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Police searched Hardin’s home and found a satanic bible and other books, as well as a washcloth soaked in blood.
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First Known Use of washcloth
1863
WASHCLOTH Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of washcloth for English Language Learners
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: a small piece of cloth that you use to wash your face and body
WASHCLOTH Defined for Kids
Definition of washcloth for Students
: a small towel for washing the face and body
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