English · Common Verbs
/wɒʃt/
[/wɒʃt/]
past tense of wash
Past tense and past participle of 'wash': to have cleaned something with water.
She washed the muddy clothes twice before they finally looked clean and smelled fresh again.
She washed the muddy clothes twice before they finally looked clean and smelled fresh again.
From Old English 'wascan', with the regular '-ed' ending marking past tense.
Used to describe completed washing in the past.