rewash (Meaning)

rewash

to wash (something or someone) again

I spilled coffee on my freshly laundered shirt, so I had to rewash it.
The baby's diaper leaked, leaving a nasty stain on the bedding, necessitating a rewash.
After the muddy hike, I rewashed my hiking boots to remove the dirt and debris.
I accidentally washed my white and coloured clothes together, requiring a rewash to separate the colours.
The detergent residue left on my clothes after the initial wash prompted a rewash for a fresher feel.
The laundry detergent I used left an unpleasant scent, so I rewashed the clothes with a different detergent.
The clothes came out of the wash still damp, so I rewashed them to ensure they were completely dry.
I noticed some wrinkles in the clothes after the first wash, so I rewashed them using a wrinkle-release setting.
The washing machine malfunctioned and didn't rinse the clothes properly, necessitating a rewash.
I added too much laundry to the washing machine, resulting in poor cleaning, so I rewashed the clothes with a smaller load.

to wash (something or someone) again

rinse, rewet, lave, irrigate, rehydrate, dunk, saturate, shower, impregnate,flush

dehydrate, desiccate, scorch, sear, evaporate,dry, wring, dewater,parch, dehumidify

I spilled coffee on my freshly laundered shirt, so I had to rewash it.

The baby's diaper leaked, leaving a nasty stain on the bedding, necessitating a rewash.

After the muddy hike, I rewashed my hiking boots to remove the dirt and debris.

I accidentally washed my white and coloured clothes together, requiring a rewash to separate the colours.