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washing one's brain out with soap

washing one's brain out with soap is the present participle and gerund of wash one's brain out with soap.

Meaning of wash one's brain out with soap

Verb

wash one's brain out with soap (third-person singular simple present washes one's brain out with soap, present participle washing one's brain out with soap, simple past and past participle washed one's brain out with soap)

  1. (colloquial, humorous) To remove or erase unwanted images from one's mind.

Questions about washing one's brain out with soap

What is washing one's brain out with soap the present participle and gerund of?
Washing one's brain out with soap is the present participle and gerund of wash one's brain out with soap.

Words near washing one's brain out with soap in the dictionary

  1. washing machines
  2. washing mitt
  3. washing mitts
  4. washing of feet
  5. washing off
  6. washing one's brain out with soap
  7. washing one's dirty laundry in public
  8. washing one's dirty linen in public
  9. washing one's elbows
  10. washing one's hands
  11. washing one's hands of

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