Wipe down
/waɪp daʊn/A2
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1. To clean or rub a surface with a cloth or towel to remove dirt, dust, or other debris.
- After dinner, she wiped down the table to remove any crumbs.
- The janitor wiped down the counters before leaving for the day.
2. To remove liquid or moisture by using a cloth to dry a surface.
- He wiped down the car's windshield to remove the condensation.
- After washing the dishes, she wiped down the sink to prevent water spots.
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