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wash and go

wash and go verb: to wash one's hair and go about one's day, without pausing for elaborate drying or styling.

Verb

wash and go (third-person singular simple present washes and goes, present participle washing and going, simple past washed and went, past participle washed and gone)

  1. To wash one's hair and go about one's day, without pausing for elaborate drying or styling.

Forms of wash and go

third-person singular presentwashes and goes
present participlewashing and going
pastwashed and went
past participlewashed and gone

Questions about wash and go

What does wash and go mean?
Wash and go means to wash one's hair and go about one's day, without pausing for elaborate drying or styling.
What part of speech is wash and go?
Wash and go is a verb.
What is the past tense of wash and go?
The past tense of wash and go is washed and went.

Words near wash and go in the dictionary

  1. Wasembo
  2. wases
  3. wash
  4. wash a blackamoor white
  5. wash a negro white
  6. wash and go
  7. wash and squash
  8. wash away
  9. wash bag
  10. wash bags
  11. wash ball

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