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dishwater

[ UK /dˈɪʃwɔːtɐ/ ]
NOUN
  1. water in which dishes and cooking utensils are washed

How To Use dishwater In A Sentence

  • Cut grease and stubborn leftover food from plates and glasses by adding a few lemon slices or a tablespoon of vinegar to soapy dishwater.
  • Do not wash such items in greasy dishwater which will leave a greasy film to burn on.
  • That does seem to be the important push these days - convincing people that sustainable food, clothing, practices etc. are more mainstream than the traditional image of unwashed hippies eating lentils while wearing hemp in their off-the-grid log cabin - or the more modern but still unappealing yuppie couple who ride bicycles everywhere, use cloth diapers and recycle their dishwater, and eat tofurky. Stylish and sustainable
  • Of course, I had to be up to my elbows in dishwater and have to STOP doing dishes, check the phone, go back and start the process all over. Telemarketers
  • All those colorful melodies quickly turned dishwater gray. In concert: Smith Westerns at Rock & Roll Hotel
  • My clothes were soaked through with sweat, dishwater, and grease.
  • This theme is apparently subverted by another TV ad for one of those vile-tasting instant soup products that taste like reheated dishwater.
  • As a child I thought a pound of flesh was a euphemism for his manhood, the kitchen not really a room but a dungeon of tepid, slick dishwater and never believed promises. Fighting Irish
  • It tasted like the smell of a belch, and had the colour of putrid dishwater.
  • She ran the soapy dishwater and began to sit dishes into the water to let them soak.
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