Topic: CLEANING
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| Date: | 1500-1600 |
| Origin: | Probably from Middle Dutch sudse 'wet ground' |
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suds
[plural]
[plural]DHC the mass of bubbles formed on the top of water with soap in it
—sudsy adjective
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Definition of suds from the Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English within
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bin
boil
borax
broom
broomstick
char(v)
char(n)
cleaner
cleaning
cleanser
clothesline
conditioner
disinfect
disinfectant
dry-clean
dust
duster
flush
hamper
Hoover
hoover
hygiene
hygienic
line
load
mangle
mop(n)
mop(v)
polish
rag
rinse(v)
rinse(n)
sanitary
sanitation
scour
scourer
scrub(v)
scrub(n)
shampoo
soak(v)
soak(n)
soapy
soda
softener
spin
squeegee
starch
suds
swab
sweep(v)
sweep(n)
sweeper
swill(v)
swill(n)
turpentine
vacuum(n)
vacuum(v)
vacuum cleaner
wash
washable
washboard
washcloth
washer
washer-dryer
washing
washing machine
washing-up
wipe
wring
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