Bewash vs Rewash - What's the difference?
bewash | rewash |
(rare) To wash all over; drench with water.
*1901 , Three northern love stories and other tales:
The act of washing something again
:The car will need a rewash after the trip.
wash again
As verbs the difference between bewash and rewash
is that bewash is (rare) to wash all over; drench with water while rewash is wash again.As a noun rewash is
the act of washing something again.bewash
English
Verb
- "[...] And me no more shall any Gold glittering of the maidens Henceforth, in all my life-days, In ashen bath bewash me."
- Let the maids bewash the men. ? Herrick.
