Mouthwash

usgb/ˈmaʊθˌwɔːʃ/
noun

A liquid used to rinse the mouth and improve oral hygiene, typically containing antiseptic properties.

He used mouthwash after brushing his teeth to ensure his breath was fresh.
Visual representation of "mouthwash" - A liquid used to rinse the mouth and improve oral hygiene, typically containing antiseptic properties.

Often appears as...

  • antiseptic mouthwash
  • alcohol-free mouthwash

Usage tips

Neutral

General

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Context

Mouthwash is often used in social settings to avoid bad breath.

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Example: It's common to use mouthwash before a date.
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Formality

The term is generally neutral but can feel casual in formal discussions about dental health.

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Example: In a dentist's office, 'oral rinse' might be preferred.
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Cultural Reference

Different cultures may prefer different types of mouthwash, like natural or alcohol-free versions.

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Example: In some countries, herbal mouthwash is popular.
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