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swabbing

[ UK /swˈɒbɪŋ/ ]
NOUN
  1. cleaning with a mop
    he gave it a good mopping

How To Use swabbing In A Sentence

  • He suggested this could mean train drivers swabbing out carriages at the end of a shift. Times, Sunday Times
  • She poured more antiseptic onto the wound, swabbing it away with a sterile cloth.
  • However, I can say after purposely firing multiple consecutive shots without swabbing the bore (under test conditions) that hot water slicked the rifle up to brand new in a few short minutes.
  • He's always down there polishing the brass, scraping and varnishing and swabbing it out. FOLLOW THE SHARKS
  • And although the bluejackets might complain at the extra work involved in the daily swabbing of the decks, they, too, recognized its importance and so they did it well.
  • Shop dirt, oil and grease can be removed by either vapor degreasing or swabbing with acetone or another nontoxic solvent.
  • They are commuting into New Orleans, swabbing the mold off walls, ripping the guts out of buildings, removing mountains of soggy debris.
  • As reported in the Manchester Evening News, more than 1,600 station workers now have access to swabbing kits, which they can use to store saliva if a customer spits at them before sending it off for analysis.
  • Swabbing will take place only in a handful of cases - so docs can monitor the virus's strength. The Sun
  • Burrows set to work again, meticulously swabbing around Todd's eyes, cleaning his gummed lashes. COLDHEART CANYON
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