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Meanings of water-washed in English
Synonyms
Examples for "washed"
Examples for "washed"
1
Police said they presumed their bodies had been washed out to sea.
2
They went down the road and washed in the cold, clear water.
3
Respondents in China said they washed their hands six times a day.
4
We wonder if they're glass or stone, washed smooth by the sea.
5
A story that immediately washed out to sea with the Kavanaugh hearings.
Usage of water-washed in English
1
Many of these are water-borne and water-washed diseases, such as dysentery and scabies.
2
The stones are mostly white quartz and ironstone, small and water-washed.
3
I looked at it; it was the water-washed frame of a horse,-brutestogether!
4
And there was activity on the water-washed rocks before them.
5
He came back with great leaps across the jam, one huge hand filled with round, water-washed pebbles.
6
Their hunting grounds were the holes and crevices beneath the stones or in the water-washed walls of the lake shore.
7
They were now ascending an incline, bumping over boulders, hurtling through treacherous ruts and water-washed holes, rolling, swinging, jerking, crashing.
8
Captain Moresby found on one water-washed reef the marks of wells and graves, which were excavated when it supported an islet.
9
It cannot be believed that the water-washed soils of the East retain as much fertility as the dry soils of the West.
10
The rock here is all white sandstone, and thinly overlaps an enormous bed of coal, cropping up from beneath the water-washed surface.
11
It was a rough ride, over water-washed boulders down the Dyea Valley; but he roused only when the wagon hit the highest places.
12
When he reached the break in the water-washed rock just ahead, the spidery horror would strike and against its attack he was defenseless.
13
Roger had done something of the sort before, but he had had fragments of stone from the masons' work instead of water-washed pebbles.
14
Where he had made his bed of blankets in the sand, close beside a flat mass of water-washed sandstone, Jolly Roger lay half asleep.