Pronunciation: /ʌnˈwɒʃt/
noun a person who has not washed or cleaned themselves
A1 I need to buy some unwashed vegetables for the salad.
A2 The unwashed dishes were piling up in the sink.
B1 The unwashed clothes were starting to smell bad.
B2 She refused to wear the unwashed shirt for another day.
C1 The unwashed windows made it difficult to see outside.
C2 The unwashed car was in desperate need of a wash.
adjective describing something that has not been cleaned or washed
A1 The unwashed dishes were left in the sink overnight.
A2 She wore the same unwashed clothes for several days in a row.
B1 The unwashed windows made it difficult to see outside.
B2 The unwashed car looked like it hadn't been cleaned in months.
C1 The unwashed laundry piled up in the corner of the room.
C2 The unwashed floors gave off a musty smell throughout the house.
formal The unwashed dishes piled up in the sink.
informal I can't believe you left the unwashed laundry on the floor.
slang The unwashed hair look is in right now.
figurative His unwashed conscience weighed heavily on him.
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