Rinse out
verb
To clean something by washing it with water, especially to remove soap or dirt.
After shampooing, rinse out your hair thoroughly.
Often appears as...
- rinse out a cup
- rinse out the sink
verb
To remove a substance from a container by filling the container with water and quickly emptying it.
When you're finished with the paint, remember to rinse out the brushes.
Often appears as...
- rinse out a bottle
- rinse out a jug
verb
To clean something by washing it with water, especially to remove soap or dirt.
After shampooing, rinse out your hair thoroughly.
Often appears as...
- rinse out a cup
- rinse out the sink
verb
To remove a substance from a container by filling the container with water and quickly emptying it.
When you're finished with the paint, remember to rinse out the brushes.
Often appears as...
- rinse out a bottle
- rinse out a jug
Definition 1 of 2
Pro Tip 1/3Complete Removal
The phrase often emphasizes getting rid of every trace, especially after using a product.
Make sure to rinse out all the conditioner to avoid greasy hair.
Pro Tip 2/3Personal Hygiene
Commonly used in the context of washing hair or cleaning the mouth.
Rinse out your mouth after brushing to remove toothpaste residue.
Pro Tip 3/3Not Just Water
Though typically with water, may involve other liquids for specific cleaning instructions.
Rinse out the wound with saline solution carefully.
Pro Tip 1/3Complete Removal
The phrase often emphasizes getting rid of every trace, especially after using a product.
Make sure to rinse out all the conditioner to avoid greasy hair.
Pro Tip 2/3Personal Hygiene
Commonly used in the context of washing hair or cleaning the mouth.
Rinse out your mouth after brushing to remove toothpaste residue.
Pro Tip 3/3Not Just Water
Though typically with water, may involve other liquids for specific cleaning instructions.
Rinse out the wound with saline solution carefully.
Pro Tip 1/3Complete Removal
The phrase often emphasizes getting rid of every trace, especially after using a product.
Make sure to rinse out all the conditioner to avoid greasy hair.
Pro Tip 2/3Personal Hygiene
Commonly used in the context of washing hair or cleaning the mouth.
Rinse out your mouth after brushing to remove toothpaste residue.
Pro Tip 3/3Not Just Water
Though typically with water, may involve other liquids for specific cleaning instructions.
Rinse out the wound with saline solution carefully.
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