washcloth

noun

wash·cloth | \ˈwȯsh-ˌklȯth,

ˈwäsh-\

Definition of washcloth

: a cloth that is used for washing one's face and body

— called also facecloth, washrag

Examples of washcloth in a Sentence

Recent Examples on the Web

In addition to a large bath sheet (slightly larger than your average bath towel), the collection also features a standard-sized bath towel, hand towel, washcloth, and bath mat. — Lauren Swanson, Allure, "Brooklinen's New Super Plush Towel Dried My Waist-Length Hair in Under 10 Minutes," 10 May 2018 For your skincare routine, consider using reusable cloth rounds or a soft washcloth instead of disposable cotton pads or face wipes. — Mandy Ferreira, Good Housekeeping, "17 Ways To Produce Less Trash And Save Money—According To Zero Wasters," 12 July 2017 Then, with a warm, wet washcloth gently wipe it all off. — Larell Scardelli, Good Housekeeping, "11 Old Fashioned Beauty Treatments Grandma Used That You Should Too," 6 July 2017 Try soaking a washcloth in cool green tea or skim milk, which contain additional antioxidants. — Caroline Picard, Good Housekeeping, "Why Your Sunburn Itches — And How to Stop It," 25 May 2018 Skip harsh scrubs and even washcloths, which can be too rough on your face and can cause irritation. — Kristin Koch, Seventeen, "Your Clear Skin Countdown: 30 Pro Tips for Getting Rid of Acne Fast," 17 Oct. 2017 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. — Melanie Yates, Woman's Day, "Clear Your Skin With a Mini-Facial Every Day," 25 Feb. 2015 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. — Meher Ahmad, New York Times, "Looking for a Bit of Shade as Intense Heat Wave Hits Karachi," 29 May 2018 In the end, Kim leaves with toys for her older kids, and washcloths for the baby. — Mariah Smith, The Cut, "Keeping Up With the Kardashians," 5 Mar. 2018

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