I'll give the windshield a quick wipe to improve visibility while driving in the rain.
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A disposable piece of material used for cleaning.
I used a wet wipe to clean my hands.
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She packed several sanitizing wipes in her bag before travelling to the crowded marketplace.
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wipeadverb
A quick and simple cleaning action.
Just give it a quick wipe.
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After spilling juice, he needed a swift wipe to prevent it from staining the carpet.
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wipephrasal-verb
To completely destroy or remove something.
The flood wiped out the entire village.
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The company's debt was so large that it threatened to wipe out all of their profits.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The word "wipe" in English means: To clean something by rubbing it with a cloth or something similar., To remove something, especially information from a computer or other electronic device., To spread a substance onto a surface..
The phonetic transcription of "wipe" is /waɪp/ in British English and /waɪp/ in American English. Click the 🔊 button to hear both pronunciations.
Synonyms for "wipe": mop, rub, scrub, remove, clean, erase.
Example usage of "wipe": "I need to wipe the table after dinner to clean it.". More examples on the page.