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Pressure-Wash

Definition:

The term "pressure-wash" refers to the act of using a high-pressure water spray to clean and remove dirt, grime, mold, or other stubborn substances from various surfaces, such as buildings, vehicles, sidewalks, decks, or driveways.

Common Uses:

• As a Noun: The pressure-wash successfully removed the stains from the deck.
• As a Verb: I need to pressure-wash my car to get rid of the dirt.

Senses and Usages:

1. Generic Sense: Using water under high pressure to clean or remove dirt from surfaces.

Example: The pressure-wash machine blasts away years of grime from the brick wall.

2. Popular Sense: Cleaning vehicles, such as cars, motorcycles, boats, or RVs, by employing a pressure-wash system.

Example: He decided to pressure-wash his truck before the road trip.

3. Local Sense: Performing pressure-wash services for local residents or businesses.

Example: The local pressure-wash company offers affordable rates for house exteriors and driveways.

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