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machine-wash
[ muh-sheen-wosh, -wawsh ]
verb (used with or without object)
- to launder by washing machine rather than by hand.
Other Words From
- ma·chine-washa·ble adjective
Word History and Origins
Origin of machine-wash1
Example Sentences
You can usually hand- or machine-wash cashmere, linen, cotton and polyester.
It’s machine-wash safe, making it as convenient as it is beautiful.
They found that the optoelectronic devices maintained their performance even after ten cycles of a commercial machine-wash.
On the other hand, you usually can hand-wash or machine-wash cashmere, linen, cotton and polyester.
They wouldn’t be too tight or too baggy, and would machine-wash like champs.
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